I have enjoyed many books by this author, so when I saw that he was branching into the Young Adult genre, I couldn’t wait to dive into his latest offering. His unique storytelling style has always captivated me, and I was eager to see how he would bring this talent to a younger audience. Gwen, … Continue reading Gwen Iver & Pendragon’s Puzzle by Mark Piggott
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All Battles End At Sunset by Jared Acuna
Step back into 1562 with a gripping adventure tailored for young readers. The story whisks the reader away to a tumultuous time, rich with historical drama, as Marcel and Tristan join the sea captain, Jean Ribault. This isn’t just any historical tale; it’s an epic journey, brimming with danger and intrigue at every turn. This … Continue reading All Battles End At Sunset by Jared Acuna
The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
THE COLDEST WINTER I EVER SPENT by Ann Jacobus YA / Contemporary / Suicide & Family Issues Publisher: Carolrhoda Lab Date of Publication: March 7, 2023 Number of Pages: 352 pages Audiobook: 9 hours, 11 minutes Scroll down for Giveaway! Eighteen-year-old Del is in a healthier place than she was a year and a half … Continue reading The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
Annie Abbott and the Race to the Red Queen by Isabelle Nelson & Michael Nelson
This is the second installment of the series by this father/daughter author team. Annie embarks on a perilous journey of self-discovery and survival. The reader is plunged into an adrenaline-pumping world where Annie's newfound powers continue to evolve, and the unrelenting threat of the 'unclean' looms ominously. As the story unfolds, we witness Annie's remarkable … Continue reading Annie Abbott and the Race to the Red Queen by Isabelle Nelson & Michael Nelson
Five Fortunes by Barbara Venkataraman
A nicely woven story of five fourteen-year-old girls and their lives after each receives a different fortune from an arcade game. Viewing each girl separately, the reader enters into their worlds and responsibilities. While each teen has a different scenario, family situation, and interests, they have all found a basis for friendship. The reader enjoys … Continue reading Five Fortunes by Barbara Venkataraman
Find the Moon – Book Blitz – Lone Star Literary News
FIND THE MOON By Beth Fehlbaum Young Adult / Social Issues / Family Issues Publisher: Progressive Rising Phoenix Press Pages: 298 pages Expected Publication Date: January 10, 2023 For as long as she can remember, Kylie Briscoe's been searching for the moon even though she has no idea why it soothes her. Placed … Continue reading Find the Moon – Book Blitz – Lone Star Literary News
But I’m Eponine by Christine Dzidrums
SEE THE POD/VIDEO CAST REVIEW HERE! High school can be rough for anyone, but it is especially challenging for Lyric. After growing up way too quickly as she cared for her younger brother and a mother who ran the gambit of emotions, her world was ripped away. Her mother died, leaving her and her brother … Continue reading But I’m Eponine by Christine Dzidrums
Call Me Madeleine by Kate S. Richards
I have read other books by this author so when this one crossed my screen, I was intrigued. Since the author is a librarian, her books always have the authentic feel of knowing her audience. The main character is a young woman from New Zealand dealing with school, friends, parents, all the normal high school … Continue reading Call Me Madeleine by Kate S. Richards
The Sugar Skull by Manuel Ruiz
This is the perfect read for the high school/young adult – and even some of us way past that. It is on the scary side but a bit eerier. The main character is a 17 year old boy trying to keep not only his life together but also the lives of his family and friends. … Continue reading The Sugar Skull by Manuel Ruiz
The Watermelon Pump by Gretchen Rix
A cantankerous owner of a small town newspaper named Dearie Darling who has a pet chicken – what more do you need? I loved this character! And all the others that populate this story. I could hear the Texas twang in the dialogue, taste the grape jelly beans, feel the rumble of the frequent train, … Continue reading The Watermelon Pump by Gretchen Rix
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