ALWAYS in the MIDDLE is featuring a review of THREAT OF THE SPIDER by Michael P. Spradlin.
Jennifer Rummel @ YA Book Nerd has The Beautiful Game, about family drama, soccer, and finding your team.
Brenda @Log Cabin Library reviews Lost Evangeline (The Norendy Tales) by Kate DiCamillo, illustrations by Sophie Blackall.
Jemima Pett is back with a review of The Etiquette of Voles by Karen B McCoy.
Natalie Aguirre @ Literary Rambles is participating in the Dad-o-mite Giveaway Hop where you can find a lot of Middle Grade choices.
Isabelle Knight interviews Claudia Friddell, the author of the nonfiction book, The Mysterious Virginia Hall.
Carol Baldwin re-posted Isabelle Knight’s review of The Mysterious Virginia Hall, and added a giveaway.
Jenni Enzor features The Jules Verne Prophecy by Larry Scwarz and Iva-Marie Palmer.
Rebecca Douglass continues her pride month theme with a review of two books by Kyle Lukoff: Different Kinds of Fruit and Too Bright to See.
Maria Antonia has a post about: Old School by Gordon Korman.
Valinora Troy reviews The Clackity by Lora Senf.
Rosi Hollinbeck reviews and has a GIVEAWAY of BAD BADGER: A LOVE STORY Rosi also shares three links of interest for her writing friends.
Nicole Hewitt features a Q&A with Leslie Adame, author of Chloe Vega and the Agents of Magic.
Karen Yingling at Mrs. Yingling Reads has a book to share every day. Check out Karen’s MMGM choice for this week and all her reviews from last week.
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Apologies to anyone looking for me–I messed up the publication time. The post is now up!
Thanks, Greg.
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