Book Review : The Tunnel of Dreams
The Tunnel of Dreams is a fantasy adventure story by Bernard Beckett. The story begins one night when identical twins Stefan and Arlo see a
The Tunnel of Dreams is a fantasy adventure story by Bernard Beckett. The story begins one night when identical twins Stefan and Arlo see a
The Light in the Lake is a well-written book set around fictitious Maple Lake in Vermont. Sarah Baughman does an excellent job of describing the
David Rawlings has written a speculative novel, dealing with emotional baggage. However, the term, “emotional baggage” isn’t used in the story. Rather Rawlings creates three
Ellie is a twelve-year-old girl with cerebral palsy. She uses a wheelchair for mobility and loves baking. She manoeuvres her wheelchair around the kitchen to
The Art of Belonging is similar in content to This is Where You Belong by Melody Warnick which I read earlier last year (click on
Alyssa Hollingsworth wrote, The Invisible Boy, to highlight domestic slavery and trafficking which she writes about in the Author’s note at the start. However, this
Gus Makes A Fuss by Ella Shine is the first book in a new series called, The Pet Sitters: Ready for anything! It’s a fun
Jada Sly dreams of being a spy. She is sure her mother was a spy, but she died in a plane accident six months ago.
I was a little hesitant to read a story about a hypnotist, however, I found the hypnotist’s approach is not unlike a counsellor. Often counsellors
The cover of, From Stella Street to Amsterdam, suggested to me that this was going to be a fun read about a pre-teen, Henni Octon,