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“The Adventures of Mulberry Manor” by Jay W. Foreman
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“The Adventures of Mulberry Manor, Book 1: The Beginning of the End” by Jay W. Foreman is a fast-paced young adult book brimming with sci-fi and fantasy. Told from the third person perspective, the engrossing story follows Jade Nicholson as she vows to do whatever is necessary to secure her mother’s safe return. Unfortunately, that means jeopardizing her and her brother’s safety by battling angry Reptivians and opening the door to another portal, which could have catastrophic consequences. Jade knows she will never get answers by playing it safe; she must use her resources and leave no stone unturned to get her family back. read more
“A Chance to Love” by Jestina Hodge-Pais
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“A Chance to Love,” by Jestina Hodge-Pais, illustrated by Annabelle Zhang, is a warm, helpful children’s book with a great big message for young readers: children everywhere want and need to be heard, especially children living in single-parent homes. Meet Kiconco, who will be celebrating her 10th birthday with a party. Most of her family will be there, and she likes spending time with them, but who she really wants to spend time with is her dad, who never visits her or has contact with her. She feels lonely and unhappy because of it. read more
“Seventeen to Millionaire” by Douglas Price
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Author Douglas Price, who wrote “Seventeen to Millionaire,” offers sound advice to seventeen-year-olds coming of age to open a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). This is suggested to help them start saving money without being taxed on anything that accrues in that account over time. Even though he has no financial degree or financial background, the advice he offers is sound enough to make complete sense to his readers. read more
“Missing Reflections” by Robert Cavazos
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In “Missing Reflections: A Novel of Hope” by Robert Cavazos, Brooklyn is a young woman who should have her entire life ahead of her. She’s beautiful, spunky, and gets everything she wants—everything, that is, except time. For years Brooklyn has been battling a terrible diagnosis, and now she is terminally ill. Faced with the unthinkable, the only thought she has is to go somewhere where there’s life. On her way to Montana to stay with her grandmother, she meets a chatty guy named Logan on the bus. As much as he irritates her, Brooklyn can’t help but find Logan captivating; unlike her, he knows there is more to life than just death and suffering when you have Jesus. read more
“Falling Star” by Michele Kwasniewski
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In this third and final installment of The Rise and Fall of Dani Truehart series by Michele Kwasniewski, readers are shown that despite being famous, actions have consequences, sort of. Dani Truehart rose to overnight stardom, after a tumultuous childhood, under the management of Jenner and the guardianship of Martin.  Touring the world to promote her album and drawing in Taylor Swift-style loyal fans, the Queen of Harts has been floating on her fame.  However, some of her friendships and decision-making have become toxic, as some take advantage of her or look to dim her shining star, ultimately leading to her fall from grace. read more
“The Four Curious Bears” by Kelly Rosa
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A great big Momma Bear lived in the forest with her four aptly named cubs, Who, What, Why, and Where.  These cubs were curious.  Always asking questions like “Who wakes the sun?” “What makes the stars twinkle?” Why is the moon so full?” And “Where does it tinkle?”  These questions are always answered by the great big Momma Bear as they go about their days and nights.  Curiosity and adventure meant there was never a dull moment for the cubs’ Momma.  read more