Arthur Pong and his Smelly Song by Jose Fernandez Illustrated by: Jose Fernandez Published: Amazon Digital Services, Inc., 31st July 2013 Edition: Kindle Length: 28 pages Genre: Children's, Lyrical Fiction Where Did I Get It?: From Amazon (Kindly refunded by the author in return for an honest review on my blog and on Amazon) Summary… Continue reading Arthur Pong & His Smelly Song ~ A Book Review
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June Book Review
I only picked three books to read this month and left the rest open to inspiration. I read one of them. Oops. I did, however, read other stuff. (By 'other stuff' I basically mean Kindle's free romance/erotica section because it was easy to read and quick to digest. And hilariously bad most of the time.)… Continue reading June Book Review
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Twerp by Mark Goldblatt ~ A Review
Twerp by Mark Goldblatt Published: Random House for Young Readers, 28th May 2013 Length: 288 pages (eBook edition) Where Did I Get It? Kindly received for review from NetGalley Summary (from Goodreads): Julian Twerski isn't a bully. He's just made a big mistake. So when he returns to school after a weeklong suspension, his English… Continue reading Twerp by Mark Goldblatt ~ A Review
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Flood and Fang by Marcus Sedgwick ~ A Review
Flood and Fang (The Raven Mysteries #1) by Marcus Sedgwick Published: (This edition) Orion Children's Books, April 2010 Length: 246 pages (paperback) Where Did I Get It? Borrowed it from Liberty Summary (from Goodreads): Meet the wonderfully weird Otherhand family and their faithful guardian, Edgar the raven, and discover the dark secrets of Castle Otherhand.… Continue reading Flood and Fang by Marcus Sedgwick ~ A Review
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Never Too Old
I'm currently reading Flood and Fang by Marcus Sedgwick - a novel aimed at children - and I am loving it. It is like a sunny day in the middle of a snow-filled March (sounding familiar?) - I read quite a lot of Young Adult fiction, an awful lot of adult Urban Fantasy, a simdgeon… Continue reading Never Too Old
Carole Finds Her Wings 