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MMGM for MAY 8, 2023
Start piling up books for the summer . Find some great choices by clicking on each blogger’s book stack. At ALWAYS in the MIDDLE I have a review of MIGHT AS WELL BE DEAD by Mark Goldblatt. Susan Uhlig enjoyed … Continue reading
MIGHT AS WELL BE DEAD
First off, I’m not a big fan of the title. But this new sort of fantasy by “Twerp” author Mark Goldblatt nicely captures the emotions of 13-year-old David Salmon as his family is falling apart. Mom has left home and … Continue reading
WHAT ABOUT PHILOSOPHY
Kids of all ages always have questions. They usually begin with the word “What” or “Why”. This new title, first released in France, arrives in America thanks to Chronicle Books. Sixteen questions are asked and each gets a cartoon type … Continue reading
THE GREAT FOREST Cover Reveal
I’m excited to share the cover for a new book by one of our MMGM contributors: Valinora Troy! Before the big reveal takes place, here’s some information about the book: “Everything here hates you. The trees long to consume you, … Continue reading
MMGM for May 1, 2023
It’s a new month! Click on a flower pot to read a fantastic MG review or feature. At ALWAYS in the MIDDLE I have a review of MIRROR TO MIRROR by Rajani LaRocca. You can also check out my review … Continue reading
MIRROR TO MIRROR
Alternating first-person narration finds a perfect match with twins Maya and Chaya. This novel in verse explores what it is like when inseparable twins begin to go their own ways. Here’s the official preview: Maya is the pragmatic twin, but … Continue reading
THE ADVENTURES OF THE FLASH GANG
I’m always on the lookout for exciting plots and endearing characters in books. It also helps if the setting and time period are captured beautifully without being over 300 pages long. THE ADVENTURES of the FLASH GANG is the winner … Continue reading
WATER! Blog Tour & Giveaway
Welcome to the Water! Blog Tour & Giveaway! Welcome to the blog tour for Water! Why Every Drop Counts and How You Can Start Making Waves to Protect It. Did you know the water in your glass could be the … Continue reading
MMGM for April 24, 2023
Don’t let this month slip away before enjoying some great middle grade reviews and features. Click on to reach a blogger’s post. At ALWAYS in the MIDDLE I have a review of ONCE THERE WAS by Kiyash Monsef. You can … Continue reading
ONCE THERE WAS
Once there was an engaging fantasy that enthralled readers worldwide…and now we have a new contender. This imaginative tale with an intricate murder plot will leave readers wanting more. High school sophomore, Marjan, is dealing with way too much. After … Continue reading
