Review for Jonathan the Magic Pony
Meet Jonathan, he is a magical pony… but what will he do when his tricks keep getting wrong?
Review for Siggy Loves Sausages
Book Blitz ~ Fate Hollow Academy Term 1 by Lyra Winters ~ Excerpt + Giveaway
Review for Witch’s Trouble
Review for Delivery to the Lost City
Suzy is back and this time it is a very important postal delivery! Something that sucks out words!
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Willodeen by Katherine Applegate, Charles Santoso
Once upon a time, when stones were soft and stars were bits of dust, I loved a monster.
Review for Genie and Teeny: Make a Wish
A very adorable and hilarious book about a genie and a dog who is not so Teeny (at least not for the genie).
Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Christmasaurus and the Winter Witch by Tom Fletcher, Shane Devries
Instantly, the white wish hovering next to Bob turned a shimmering silver and began to glow intensely.
“Bob Trundle, have you made your wish already?” Santa chuckled.
“I couldn’t help it!” said Bob, panicking.
Everyone gasped as a bright red Christmas jumper appeared in his hands. Flashing lights were knitted into the wool, and there was a large, shiny Christmas bauble in the centre. With shaking hands, Bob pressed the bauble and ‘Jingle Bells’ began to play, the music echoing around the forest.
Release Day Blitz ~ On a Midnight Clear by Lily Morton ~ Excerpt, Teasers, Giveaway!
Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Ravens by Kass Morgan and Danielle Paige
“So you’re the Kappas’ next victim, I see?” Startled Vivi turned to see a girl in tight black jeans and a shredded black shirt sitting cross-legged in the grass. She raised an eyebrow meaningfully at the lavender envelope in Vivi’s hand.
Instinctively, Vivi tucked the envelope in her purse. She wasn’t sure how this worked. Was she allowed to tell people she’d been invited? Or was it a secret? She went for noncommittal. “I don’t really know much about it yet.”
The girl gave Vivi a penetrating look that made Zoe’s stare seem friendly by comparison, then smirked and rose to her feet. “Be careful with them,” she said, almost more to herself than to Vivi, then sauntered away.