Lost in the Corn Maze by Precious McKenzie - 24 pages
Kids get lost in a corn maze and realize it's not as much fun as they thought.
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Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Drop it Rocket by Tad Hills
Drop it Rocket by Tad Hills - 32 pages
Rocket is ready to find new words for his word tree with his teacher, the little yellow bird. He finds a leaf, a hat, and a star . . . but when he finds a red boot, he doesn’t want to let go until he gets a book.
Monday, August 18, 2014
A Snicker of Magic by Natalie Lloyd
A Snicker of Magic by Natalie Lloyd - 311 pages
Felicity's family has never settled anywhere for very long. Just as Felicity and her little sister are getting used to a place, her mother decides to move on. Then they head to her mom's hometown - Midnight Gulch. Midnight Gulch used to have magic but now it's all gone. Except that it hasn't. Felicity knows that there is a little magic still left -- maybe enough to get her mom to stay in one place for once.
I picked up this book as the author is going to be a speaker at MLA this year. I really enjoyed the story. The idea of a girl who sees words everywhere and collects was truly unique. I also enjoyed how all the characters interacted and were tied together with their family histories. This is a great, fantasy story for kids.
Felicity's family has never settled anywhere for very long. Just as Felicity and her little sister are getting used to a place, her mother decides to move on. Then they head to her mom's hometown - Midnight Gulch. Midnight Gulch used to have magic but now it's all gone. Except that it hasn't. Felicity knows that there is a little magic still left -- maybe enough to get her mom to stay in one place for once.
I picked up this book as the author is going to be a speaker at MLA this year. I really enjoyed the story. The idea of a girl who sees words everywhere and collects was truly unique. I also enjoyed how all the characters interacted and were tied together with their family histories. This is a great, fantasy story for kids.
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