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Category Archives: Adventure
Junior/Teen Read: Ark Angel by Anthony Horowitz
At the end of book five in the Alex Rider adventure series, Alex was shot as he stepped off the curb in front of the innocuous-looking building that houses MI-6 in London. Those who thought Alex dead were pleasantly surprised … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Opinion, Spy Thriller
Tagged Alex Rider series, Anthony Horowitz, eco-terrorism, space station, spy adventure, teen read
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Junior Read: A Cry Out of Time (The Esme Chronicles Book 1) by JL Redington
This is the first book by JL Redington that I’ve read and while A Cry Out of Time is the first in a series called The Esme Chronicles, the book is a standalone story — no cliff hangers. I think you’d … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Children's Book, coming of age, Growing Up, Opinion
Tagged ghost ship, ghosts, ocean, Oregon
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On My Bookshelf: Jan. 27/17
Well, finally, an opportunity to fill you in on some new books on my bookshelf this year. I’ve been gathering more, both in paperback and on my iPad, despite my resolution to get my TBR list whittled down to something manageable. … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Blogger, Christian, Historical Fiction, Meme, Musings, Mystery, Non-fiction, Spiritual Growth, Spy Thriller
Tagged Alex Rider, Alex Rider series, Anthony Horowitz, Cordelia Fine, Jack Hayford, Kate Williams, Maggie Hope, Prime Minister Churchill, Queen Victoria, Rebecca Solnit, Susan Elia MacNeal, WWII
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Mystery Monday: The Long Way Home by Andrew Klavan
Today’s Mystery Monday feature is book 2 of a teen read called The Long Way Home — The Homelanders Book 2. The protagonist, Charlie West, should be in his senior year of high school but instead, he’s on the run … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, fiction, Growing Up, Mystery, Opinion, Survival, Young People
Tagged gangs, karate, teen read
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The Stone of Ebenezer by Susan Van Volkenburgh
I received a free ecopy of this book from BookLookBloggers in exchange for an honest review. This is historical fiction based on the biblical account of the time of Samuel when the Israelites were harried by the Philistines, a nation … Continue reading
Junior/Teen Read: Sackett’s Land (Sacketts Book 1) by Louis L’Amour
Sackett’s Land is a solid, junior/intermediate historical, swashbuckling adventure set at the beginning in the fens of Cambridgeshire, Britain and later in the rough, new world of America. It is a time of seafaring, sword fighting, and a sometimes fickle … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Growing Up, Historical Fiction, Opinion, Survival, Young People
Tagged 18th century America, 18th century Britain
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Countdown to Christmas Week 3
Christmas is coming faster than most of us would like even though our American friends have yet to celebrate Thanksgiving and I’ve been busy building and painting in my garage and haven’t been writing my blog much these days. I … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Blogger, Christmas, Growing Up, Opinion, Romance
Tagged Christmas, faux romance, Kourtni Reads, Marni Bates, reading, teen rock fan
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Junior/Teen Read: The Abduction, a Theodore Boone novel by John Grisham
This is the first Theodore Boone novel by John Grisham that I’ve read and is the second in the series. Theo is a delightful character who will introduce young people to the exciting aspects of the court system, including Animal Court, … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Author, coming of age, fiction, Growing Up, Mystery, Opinion, Young People
Tagged Animal Court, detection, grade 6, John Grisham, law
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Buying Samir by Kimberly Rae
I received a free ecopy of Buying Samir from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. While this is a book about kids, I don’t recommend it for preteens, and even with teens, I recommend caution. Buying Samir is … Continue reading