Tanwen has a gift–when she tells stories, magical strands come from her hands and weave the colors of the tale … More
Category: Fiction
REVIEW of The Penderwicks #2, #3, & #4, by Jeanne Birdsall
It’s been a weekend full of Penderwicks for me, and rather than write a separate post about each one, I’ll … More
REVIEW of O’er the River Liffey, by Heidi Ashworth
After Niall Doherty’s father loses the family fortune, Niall is forced to rely on his professor’s generosity to finish his … More
REVIEW of The Captured Bride, by Michelle Griep
Mercy Lytton’s sharp eyes can see farther into the wilderness than any other scout’s. Half white, half Mohawk, She’s been … More
REVIEW of The Oddling Prince, by Nancy Springer
When a mysterious ring appears on King Bardaric’s hand, the king falls ill and approaches the door of death. Prince … More
REVIEW of The Princess Search: A Retelling of the Ugly Duckling (The Four Kingdoms #5), by Melanie Cellier
When Princess Celine asks Evie to come with the royals of Lanover on a tour of their kingdom, the young … More
REVIEW of Miss Armistead Makes Her Choice, by Heidi Ashworth
Mr. Colin Lloyd-Jones has sworn off the London season and ladies in general. After crying off from his unfaithful fiancee, … More
REVIEW of The Lord of Ireland (The Fifth Knight #3), by E.M. Powell
Sir Benedict Palmer is older than when we last saw him, but King Henry doesn’t mean to let him rest … More
REVIEW of The Penderwicks: A Summer Tale of Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy (The Penderwicks #1), by Jeanne Birdsall
The Penderwicks consist of one father, four sisters, and a dog named Hound. Rosalind is the eldest, just starting to … More
REVIEW of Lord Haversham Takes Command (Miss Delacourt #4), by Heidi Ashworth
Lord Haversham has been in love with Mira Crenshaw for years, but when he returns from the continent, there are … More
