A Christmas whodunnit kicks off my holiday reading list. I also review a book of short stories and a picture book about a curious raven.
Set during the First World War, The Spies of Hartlake Hall is a murder-mystery that keeps you guessing who dunnit.
Jasminne Mendez's debut young adult book, The Story of My Anger, was fantastic, and I highly recommend reading it.
I interview Canadian author Mary C Sheppard talks her book Where the Heart Is set during the First World War in Heart's Content, Newfoundland.
Where the Heart Is a story of mystery and intrigue. set in an isolated village in Newfoundland during the First World War.
I review On Tyranny, an important book for those at a loss of what to do, as well as a adult book about a boy found at sea the life he leads; a young adult about space and aliens (what could go wrong); and two picture books, one about cicadas and the other about sharing stories through food.
Ours to Tell, Reclaiming Indigenous Stories is a great read during National Indigenous History Month or any time you want to learn about people who are sharing their interesting stories.
The premise of Sayaka Murata's Vanishing World was interesting, but it was a lot, particularly the end.
The Midnight Secret was the perfect book to wrap up Karen Swan's Wild Isle series. Lots of mystery, none solved by this reader.
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