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About The Dragon Grammar Book Title: The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom | Author: Diane Mae Robinson | Publication Date: December 10, 2017 | Publisher: Diane Mae Robinson Ink | Pages: 140 | Recommended Ages: 8 to 14 Finally! An easy-to-understand grammar book with … Continue reading
As he began to nibble on her earlobe, she curved her spine and let our a deep sigh. His hands traveled the length of her back and puller her close, her lips parted slightly as an electric charge touched her every fiber. With arms and legs entwined, she attached her … Continue reading
I became aware of this teen novel through Mother-Daughter Book reviews, who organized a book Blitz for Jennifer Ellis and her new book, a Pair of Docks. As a lover of fantasy and magical world, I was certainly intrigued by the idea and looking forward to delve into the novel! … Continue reading
Through Mother-daughter Book Reviews I had the opportunity to read this novel, provided by its author in exchange for my honest opinion and review. I am an avid reader of crime novels, and I found Gunhus take on the genre very interesting. This story is not about finding who the … Continue reading
October is here, and with it out come the scares, the ghouls, spirits and monsters too. I love the obscure, I love the thrills and chills that come with the unknown. For children, I also believe they need to get a good dose of the unknown… not to scare them … Continue reading
Ever since I started blogging, I had the fortune to meet Renee Cormier (from Mother Daughter Book Reviews) in cyber space. I’ve done a few book blasts and a few book reviews with her, and here’s a giant appreciation giveaway she’s put together to thank bloggers: the chance to win … Continue reading
On April 17th, the great Gabo (as most people called him) left forever to his magical town of Macondo. With the news of his demise I had a chance to remember all that I owe this Nobel laureate, both for my own writing style and my love for literature. My … Continue reading