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Blog postThe Lost Girl from Belzec, A WW2 Historical Novel
Written by Ravit Raufman
A complex historical holocaust novel based on a true story. It explores the complex psychological relationship between a mother and her daughter.
The Nazis thrust Ruthie and her daughter Noga into the Belzec concentration camp in Poland. Ruthie desperately wants to save Noga, so she smuggles her out of the camp. The author narrates the saga from both their points of view and alternates back and f -
Blog postLilly May and the Ruby Shoes Blues
Written by Danielle Diestl
Illustrated by Fani Bela
When Lily May returns home from school in a bad mood, her mom knows just what to do.
What happened to put Lily May in such a foul mood? All her classmates made fun of her favorite ruby heels. The other children seem to favor dull brown flat shoes. Lily’s mom, her cat, and her favorite book are the magical ingredients to rescue Lily May from her funk.
She is reminded o -
Blog postYOU LAUGH, YOU LOSE – 9-Year-Old Edition 300 Jokes for Kids that are Funny, Silly, and Interactive Fun the Whole Family Will Love
Written by Smiley Beagle
This book is targeted at nine-year-olds and will have its most appeal to middle-grade readers. It is part of a series of joke books that can be read alone or shared with a family or friends as a game. Each person reads a joke when playing the game but must pass the book to another if he laughs.
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Blog postSO MUCH TO OFFER In partnership with The Children’s Book Review and J.T. Michaels
ABOUT THE BOOK Jimmy Chartron and the Lost Keystone
Written by J.T. Michaels
Ages 13-18 | 336 Pages
Publisher: J.T. Michaels | ISBN-13: 9781778035203
Publisher’s Synopsis: Author J.T. Michaels brings a fantasy tale of an ancient war, a modern-day murder mystery, mystical creatures, and memorable characters in his masterfully written young adult novel, Jimmy Chartron and -
Blog postSophie Washington: Lemonade Day
Written by Tonya Duncan Ellis
Another fun book in the Sophie Washington middle-grade chapter book series.
In this one, sixth-grader, Sophie Washington, decides to sign up for her school’s Lemonade Day Challenge Event. Ten teams will compete.
Readers cannot help laughing and empathizing with Sophie. She manages to get in trouble for messing up her mother’s files, failing to supervise her younger brother, and getting mixed up with -
Blog postIn partnership with The Children’s Book Review and Purple Butterfly Press.
ABOUT THE BOOK The Crystal Beads, Lalka’s Journey
Written by Pat Black-Gould
Illustrated by Katya Royz
Ages 8+ | 40 Pages
Publisher: Purple Butterfly Press | ISBN-13: 9781955119207
Publisher’s Synopsis: A Star of David necklace or a rosary?
In 1939 Poland, a young girl is asked to give up one of these and accept the other without understanding why. However, what -
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Blog postKids on Earth: A Children’s Documentary Series Exploring Global Cultures & the Natural World: Costa Rica
Written by Sensei Paul David
My title does not necessarily imply criticism. This book contains a wealth of information. Readers learn about the climate, customs, language, culture, topography, economy, and recreational pursuits available in Costa Rica. A brother and sister, Joaquin and Yocsary, narrate a soup-to-nuts tour of what a visitor might find while in this int -
Blog postThe Pharaoh’s Stone: (The Stone Collection)
Written by Nick Hawkes
This book is part of a series that may be read as a stand-alone novel.
Peter has just been released from prison in London. He meets Alex, a history professor and they form an unlikely alliance. They team up with an Egyptologist named Beth to solve an Egyptian mystery. All of this combined with Freemasonry makes for an interesting read.
This author has sometimes been criticized for injecting too mu -
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Blog postAgnes’s Rescue: A True Story of an Immigrant Girl
Written by Karl Beckstrand and Veara Southworth Fife
Illustrated by Sean Sullivan
This book is book one of a series for children about young immigrants.
Agnes was born in Scotland and lived there with her siblings. After her father’s disappearance at sea, her mother turns to the Mormon faith. When Agnes turned nine in 1856, her mother had saved enough money to sail to America and become a part of the Latter-Day -
Blog postMishi and Mashi go to Germany: Mishi and Mashi Visit Europe Series
Written by Mary George
Illustrated by Lisa Sacchi
This book is part of a European travel series. Mishi and Mashi are two sisters who accompany their parents on travel adventures. The series is intended for elementary school readers.
The author manages to create a pretty comprehensive picture book. Cities visited include Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, and Frankfurt. They visit kid favorites like museum -
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