I can't recommend The Library Book enough. If you like history, true crime, biographies, or libraries - this book is for you.Continue Reading
This picture book should be in every elementary school classroom. Every parent and child should read it. It is bright, inspirational, and full of amazing representation.Continue Reading
A funny and steamy rom-com that also has some serious storylines within - like grief over parental death. Great for readers of Sally Thorne and Christina Lauren.Continue Reading
Beatrix discovers a wild bumblebee nest on her way home from school and finds herself drawn to their busy world. When her bees mysteriously disappear, Bea hatches a plan to bring them back.Continue Reading
Ben Braver (and Marcus Emerson) do it again! Ben Braver and the Incredible Exploding Kid is hilarious and fun and heartwarming. Continue Reading
Girl, Wash Your Face is for Upper Middle Class White Moms (And seems to include some plagiarism)
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I'd heard a lot of folks talking about this book, so I picked it up. It was a solid meh for me. While there were a handful of nuggets of wisdom that I connected with, a lot of it was quite superficial...and apparently plagiarized.Continue Reading
I thought this book would read as a great romance. But it was a lot more historical and a lot less romantic than I expected. It's not a bad book; it's just not the book for me.Continue Reading
A romance, a mystery, and a coming of age all rolled into one. After her mother dies, Lucy inherits a house in a town she's never heard of from a woman she doesn't know. But when she gets there, she might just learn who her father is and find a family for the first time.Continue Reading
A girl dresses up as a boy to be able to peruse the comic book shop in peace so she can design cool cosplay outfits. What happens when her boy alter ego is drafted into a D&D campaign and starts making friends? Is it too late to reveal her identity? Especially to the boy she likes? Continue Reading
Kell is one of the last Antari—magicians with a rare, coveted ability to travel between parallel Londons; Red, Grey, White, and, once upon a time, Black. He makes a mistake...and puts all the Londons at risk. This is one of the best fantasy novels I've read in a long time.Continue Reading
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Trisha Jenn Loehr
Reader. Writer. Editor.I've been a book lover since I started deciphering words as a toddler. Now, I'm a reader, a writer, and an editor. This blog is a place to discuss books and life and all that those two entail.
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