A heartwarming and humorous tale of an alien-turned-cat who discovers what it means to belong. Middle grade readers will love following Leonard and Olive on their tender and unforgettable journey.
A moving story of grief, healing, and the blurred space between reality and imagination. A beautiful and emotional read for teens who need to be reminded they are not alone.
A promising concept with historical intrigue, yet a lack of depth and detail leaves much to be desired. Readers drawn to Chinese history may be curious, but expectations should be tempered.
This top-notch Disney Twisted Tale spotlights Sally, the rag doll, as she escapes Dr. Finkelstein’s control to find her own personal victory in a journey across Halloween Town and Christmas Town. A fresh take on The Nightmare Before Christmas, Sally’s Lament delivers a fun adventure, a strong message of capability, and all the festive charm fans love.
The Encanto’s Daughter has potential with its magical, Filipino-mythology plot, but the execution falls short. The narrative is weighed down by irrelevant details and sluggish pacing, making it difficult to recommend for a high school audience. While the main character is likable, the book needed more focus and stronger character development.