Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
I have been trying to read Awful Auntie ever since I read Gangsta Granny, mainly because I am an auntie. It turns out I’m not awful, though! This is another post joining in Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays, run by Greg
I reviewed the Weather Weaver a couple of years ago, and loved it. I was quite surprised when a ‘third in series’ popped up on Netgalley in the spring, but applied for it. Thank you, Netgalley and the publishers, for
Shadows from the Past is the amazingly wonderful time-travelling series for middle grade readers from Wendy Leighton-Porter. And much loved by adults like me! Especially if you like cats, or reluctant heros, or any combination of these things. I caught
Murder Most Unladylike was the GMGR book of the Month for May. I even managed to read it in May – on holiday, thanks to the library! It’s not the first Wells & Wong book I’ve read – although it
I joined the Firefly Warrior Club Book Tour, and later realised it should be ‘warriors.’ Since I’d already set my link up to the host’s list, I left the post title as is! Apologies to the author, but the rest
The Conspiracy of Magic is the second Harriet Whitehorn book I’ve read. I think the publisher offered me the book via Net-galley, but too close to the publication date for me to fit it in. It’s a shame, as I
The Shadow of the Norman Arrow is book 7 in Wendy Leighton-Porter’s award-winning Shadows from the Past series. I think Wendy may have added number ten to the series since I last caught up with them – I know I
The Voyages of the Seven is the second book in the Star Agency Chronicles by R E Weber. I acquired this through Storybundle, so paid a little for it (less than $1). It is definitely worth more than that! I
Shirley Link and the Black Cat follows Shirley Link and the Safe Case, Shirley Link and the Hot Comic and Shirley Link and the Treasure Chest, in this wonderful MG detective series. Shirley Link and the Black Cat by Ben