Review for Diary of an Accidental Witch #2: Flying High
A new term is here! A sportsfestival is nearing, there are fun assignments, and there is friendship… but also trouble in friendship land.
Cover Lover Saturday ~ The Invisible Guest in Moominvalley by Tove Jansson, Cecilia Davidsson, Filippa Widlund
Review for Diary of an Accidental Witch
Meet Bea, a normal average girl… until she is accepted in witch school! What will this girl do next?
Days of the Week Book Tag
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Lucy Locket: Online Disaster by Emma Moss
The audition had been all right, Lucy reflected in PE, as she stood on the rounders field keeping a lazy eye on the game. Not too scary, and she managed not to stammer by concentrating hard on her singing. It had been quite fun watching some of the boys… all trying to out-cool each other as potential leather-jacketed T-Birds. Suddenly an image of Sam entered her mind. Well, if she were honest, he’d entered her mind a few times – OK, a lot of times – since she’d seen him at the farm on Sunday. She was counting down the days until she’d see him again, even though the thought of talking to him made her stomach fall into her shoes.
Review for Midnight Feast
Review for Flying High
An adorable fun and magical series! Meet Twink and follow her during her first term!
Teaser Tuesday ~ A Girl Called Justice: The Smugglers’ Secret
I flipped through the book randomly and ended up at page 127.
A few ornaments had also been placed on the desk – a bronze Alsatian, a wooden cat and a paperweight in the shape of an aeroplane – but Justic was more interested in the parts of the room that she wasn’t supposed to explore.
Review for A Girl Called Justice
A mysterious boarding school in the middle of nowhere, a girl called Justice, and plenty of mystery and murder. Oh yes!
Friday’s Page 69 ~ A Girl Called Justice
Justice hardly dared to breathe as feet clipped past her. Women’s feet, wearing stout walking shoes. Justice didn’t need her torch to identify the slim figure. It was Miss de Vere, wearing a black coat and hat. The headmistress ran down the stairs, her heavy shoes surprisingly light, and Justice heard the sound of a key in a lock. It must be the inner door. Yes, it made a soft, furtive click as it shut behind her.