Boarded Windows, Dead Leaves by Michael Jess Alexander My rating: 4 of 5 stars A good selection of grisly stories to read before you go to bed. I like how there is a connected theme throughout this book. I’ve always been a fan of short chronicles, and this group’s brevity is welcome. My favorites in […]
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The Mice of Dumpler: Jonah’s Adventure by Chris Weld My rating: 5 of 5 stars Entertaining. Jonah is brave, despite being seven years old. I liked the similarities between an arrog and a creature that I know in real life. The illustrations aided my reading experience, and the book cover is fabulous. That alone lets
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Hush Little Baby by Ashley Michele My rating: 4 of 5 stars Thrilling. Do not underestimate this book! The book length is short, but perfect. The characters are raunchy, dirty, sensual, and shocking. It’s amusing and realistic to see the secretive nature of the main character, and her fascination for things that you normally wouldn’t
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The Little Seed of Gratitude: An encouraging book on self-esteem and gratitude by Elizabeth Searcy My rating: 5 of 5 stars Beautiful illustrations! I don’t regret reading this picture book one bit. The visuals are great, the text is easy to see, the rhymes are cute, the message is of this book is touching, and
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Through the Dimension of Nightmares by K. Weikel My rating: 4 of 5 stars Wow. This book contains a blend of multiple genres, such as paranormal, suspense, and romance. While the prose lacks a measure of finesse, I found that my reading engagement was high during most of this novel. K. Weikel has quite the
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The Ones with Gilded Bones by Nathaniel Luscombe My rating: 4 of 5 stars Unique. The Ones with Gilded Bones by Nathaniel Luscombe is a fantasy-horror, short story that takes you on an adventure through the wetlands to discover the truth about the origin of two young girls and the secrets that surround the people
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How Much Love Can a Heart Hold? by Angela Panayotopulos My rating: 5 of 5 stars Short and sweet. I like this poetry collection a lot. The illustrations made a big difference in increasing my reading experience. The author did a fabulous job bringing this book to life with great artworks. I like that this
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Roar of the Soul: A Journey to Inner Strength in Africa by Ronny D. Miller My rating: 5 of 5 stars Wow! Just the illustrations alone made me want to give this book a five-star rating. But when you count on the easy-to-read text, and good narrative? This book is something to behold. I think
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Death and Other Survival Strategies by Carolyn R. Russell My rating: 5 of 5 stars Different. This was my first-time reading flash fiction, and I enjoyed it. I was able to push through this album because I knew that each story would end in less than ten pages. If you’re thinking about reading this book,
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Detective Buster Cuffs: Catching the Treat Snatcher by Liana Somerset My rating: 5 of 5 stars An enchanting tale that you’ll enjoy. Detective Buster Cuffs has an attention-grabbing book cover, and the visuals are outstanding. The illustrations helped immerse me into the story. I like how there isn’t too much text on each page, and
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Conjured Darkness: Six Macabre Tales by Michael Jess Alexander My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good short stories. Out of the six short stories in Conjured Darkness: Six Macabre Tales, my favorites were The Experiment, and The Screaming Void. I noticed that my reading engagement was the highest when reading these two. For those of
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The Planets We Become by Nathaniel Luscombe My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good! It was quite interesting to see the main character’s progression from something mortal into something more. Sadly, her life was ruined by tragedy and loneliness. Nonetheless, she chose good over evil as displayed by her thoughts and actions. The book cover
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