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Dust Blog Tour Stop #6–Author Interview and Book Review!
Hey, friends! I’m super excited to be sharing this post with you all! *throws pixie dust* One of my favorite authors, Kara Swanson, is releasing a new book in July! It’s called Dust and it’s a Peter Pan re-telling. (It’s awesome, by the way.) Below, you’ll find an exclusive interview with Kara herself as well as my review of Dust. But first, a treasure hunt… Every day in the month of June, someone will share a keyword on their blog. If you collect all 36 (because some days have more than one post, though the past few months feel like they have been 36 days long XD), you will find…
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Book Review: The Eighth Ransom by Given Hoffman
Good morning, friends! I recently had the opportunity to read and review a book with my mom and brother. It’s pretty rare all three of us read the same book, so it was pretty fun. We read The Eighth Ransom by Given Hoffman. Here’s the synopsis from Goodreads: Trent Soris is an artist with a chip on his shoulder, and Ashley Rye is what Trent would describe as an annoying religious kid. When they’re kidnapped with six others from across the U.S., they have nothing in common but their enemy. To survive, all eight of them will have to depend on each other. By working together, they just might prevent…
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A Silence in the Shadows Book Release! Reviews and Author Interview!
On Monday, Caleb E. King’s debut novel, A Silence in the Shadows, released! Since I’m on Caleb’s street team, I go to read an ARC (advanced reader copy) before it was published. My younger brother also read it and wrote a review of his own. Now I have several things to share in this post, so let’s start with the interview! As usual, my questions are in bold and Caleb’s responses are in regular text. Can you tell us a bit about yourself? Sure! I’m a homeschooled teen and a grateful child of God. I started writing when I was eight and haven’t stopped since. Besides writing I love reading, drawing, and hanging…
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Healer’s Bane: Book Review and Giveaway!
Today I’m reviewing this beautiful little book by Hope Ann. *pauses for you to admire the cover* Can one girl heal the suffering of humanity? Kynet was going to die. At least, she was supposed to. That’s what happened when one was touched by the Poisoner. But somehow, she was still alive—with glowing fingertips and a voice in her head, no less. Whoever had healed her gave her the power to heal. With her new gift, Kynet tries to save everyone she can, which is not an easy task with the rebellion going on. But soon she runs face to face into her own weakness. She can’t save everyone.…
