In The Navigator (Tales of the Wendy), the second installment of the Tales of the Wendy series, authors Erin Michelle Sky and Steven Brown continue to weave a captivating narrative that expands upon the beloved world of Peter Pan. This sequel takes readers on a thrilling adventure that blends nostalgia with fresh storytelling, making it…
With summer right around the corner, it’s time to pull together a summer reading list for those quiet moments.
I found scores of non-fiction books on Amazon about Donald Trump—some complimentary and others not so much. There are also a few novels with characters behaving like our 45th president. Bill Day’s book, Great Again, is a perfect example. In Day’s book the main Trump-like character actually grows and matures as a human being. It’s quite refreshing. …
Beauty, of Beauty and the Beast fame, is no angel. She plans to make herself queen of the realm using the Beast as her body guard.
Over the hot summer months, when you want to relax, there’s nothing better than a good book. Check out the seven books shown here that you are guaranteed to enjoy.
Once Upon a Curse is a collection of faerie tale revisions you won’t see on the Disney Channel.
In 2018 Pop read and reviewed 36 young adult novels. All of the books received 5 pops because they were thought provoking, imaginative, and the author’s writing style exemplary. Below you’ll find seven of his favorites plus his award-winning novel, Koolura and the Mayans. Title: Koolura and the Mayans Author: Michael Thal Awards: 2018 eLit…
History must have order and some symmetry of meaning so its students can process its content in an organized fashion. Consequently, history only records twelve princesses, a highly composite number, when in truth, there were thirteen of them. History also records those princesses going to sleep every night and waking up to find their slippers…
Remember Rapunzel? She was a Grimm’s Brother’s princess locked in a tower and rescued by a prince willing to climb her long golden tresses to save her. Ever wonder what happened to the princess when released from her prison? Wonder no more. Leila Howland solved the dilemma in her creative fairy…
In 1783 Wendy Darling was a foundling placed at the door of a London almshouse. As a child, she read The Live and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe,and ever after longed to sail the seven seas and experience all the magical wonders of the world. Mortimer Black, another orphan, knew the ways of the…