Reviews of young adult (YA) and middle grade (MG) books.
Two friends, one human and the other thyr, go on a quest to uncover the secrets of their planet’s past by uncovering the mysteries of the ruins left by the “giants”.
Deaf Utopia: A Memoir—and a Love Letter to a Way of Life is a New York Times best seller by Nyle DiMarco, a model, actor, and Deaf activist. His 331-page memoir is an eye-opener for people unfamiliar with the Deaf experience and Deaf culture. Unlike most deaf children born to hearing parents, the author and his…
Six books on deafness are reviewed by Pop for your summer reading and help you navigate and understand the deaf experience.
Maxwell Horner’s mom is found in a persistent vegetative state, so Max needs to become a neurologist to cure her. He gets to go to Halfskull Institute of Neurology and soon learns that this school is filled with weirdness.
Anni Lefter would like to see Gavin Everly put behind bars, but the man has been in hiding for 4 years probably spending his stolen money in a South Pacific paradise. Will hiring PI Jon Trimble finally solve the case?
L.T. Caton begins her “Find Me in Time” series with Christopher Columbus. Join 5 pre-teens in their secret treehouse as they learn what Columbus was really like.
Denrikk shows up late at the yearly Apprentice Ceremony and misses his dream assignment to a knight. He now has to become the Fool’s Apprentice. When things couldn’t go any worse for him, he’s accused of murder.
There’s more to a writer’s life than sitting in front of a computer and tapping on a keyboard.
Liam and Absalom run away from school bullies only to be abducted by a green alien as a contestant in an intergalactic beauty contest.
Crooked Lines is about a Jewish mom’s journey after divorce and finding meaning in her life.