ALWAYS in the MIDDLE has a review of Keeping Pace by Laurie Morrison.

Susan Uhlig enjoyed the first book in the fantasy trilogy AMARI AND THE NIGHT BROTHERS by B. B. Alston.

Brenda @ Log Cabin Library takes a look at The Not-So-Simple Question by Christina Matula.

Rebecca Douglass is back in the MMGM lineup with a review of Ivy Aberdeen’s Letter to the World.

Maria Antonia has a list of books that are space themed. A perfect companion for today’s eclipse.

Max @ Completely Full Bookshelf recommends Yummy: A History of Desserts by Victoria Grace Elliott.

Jennifer Rummel also returns this week with a review of JUST KEEP WALKING.

Kasey Girard @ The Story Sanctuary reviews Nightmares in Paradise by Aden Polydoros.

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