A Creepy, Atmospheric Young Adult Story From Kevin Wignall
An enjoyable and quick read but definitely not something I would have picked up or read if not for it being written by Kevin. It's basically an exploration of ...
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Jim Geraghty Returns with Another Dangerous Clique Novel
Despite not really being my prefered style, "Ripped from the headlines" plot with Geraghty's sense of humor makes this a quick and enjoyable read.
The Warden and the Wolf King by Andrew Peterson
Perhaps not surprisingly given the continued improvement book to book, I found book four a satisfying conclusion to the series. It was a happy ending of sorts b...
The Monster in the Hollows by Andrew Peterson
The books in this series keep getting better. Each book builds on the previous; more history revealed, more surprises, more depth to the characters, etc.
Soldiers of a Different Cloth by John Wukovits
The book is a wonderful tribute to the men and women of Notre Dame who served during World War II, whether in combat or assisting others in enemy prison camps.
A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling
A somewhat rambling portrait of small town New Hampshire through the lens of a group of libertarians seeking very limited government/interference and the habits...
Mythopedia: An Encyclopedia of Mythical Beasts and Their Magical Tales
Where the book really shines is in the bright and evocative illustrations. Page after page of beautiful are illustrates the creatures and stories.
North! or Be Eaten by Andrew Peterson
I am pleased to report that the books seems to be getting better as we go.