The last fairy door is finally out now! We had an amazing release, thanks to all of you who have been eagerly waiting for this book. The Last Fairy Door made...

What if magic can't solve everything? When ten-year-old Amy discovers an injured fairy in her grandmother's barn, she learns that magic is real, and she's de...

Get ready for an all-new magical adventure in the first book of my “Fairies of Titania” series. For the past few moths I’ve been working on a new story for p...

Looking for a gift for the writer in your life? Are you pretty sure they don't need another boring old coffee mug? Look no further! Here are ten unique and u...

Here's another monster book for middle-grade readers! Cinderskella is the first book in the "Scarily Ever Laughter" series by Amie and Bethanie Borst. Amie k...

I was able to download a free copy of this book during an Amazon promotional period. Author Rae Knightly brought it to my attention and suggested that our bo...

Author Keith Robinson brought his book to my attention because it is similar to Werewolf Max, a middle-grade werewolf book for kids. I haven't had as much fr...

After countless hours of hard work and with the help of many skilled people, Werewolf Max and the Midnight Zombies is finally up for pre-order on Amazon! The...

I do enjoy writing these indie book features. This time the author, Julie Affleck, kindly gave me a paperback copy of her book to read. I think having a phys...

Here we are again with another indie book feature! Author K. S. Hall kindly sent me a copy of Zombie Boy to read, since it is in a similar genre to Werewolf ...

This is my first time featuring a book on my blog. Hooray! I hope to have the opportunity to read and review many more kids books in the future. (Spoiler Ale...

Everyone already knows that reading is an invaluable lifelong skill, and books can be super fun, too. But did you know that when children read, they get thes...

What happens if a kid falls behind in learning how to read? According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, 67 percent of fourth graders read b...

It’s a warm August afternoon and my mom has taken us out to go swimming. I say “warm," but really it’s probably only in the low eighties. In the Pacific Nort...