Book Review: Children of Chicago by Cynthia Pelayo
Children of Chicago is dark, gut-wrenching, emotional, and highly relatable at its core. It’s an example of old folklore and fairy tales being communicated through urban legend and interpreted through new technology to cause real harm. But Children of Chicago is much more than that. It’s a look at real violence in real communities and…
Book Review: Karma Moon: Ghost Hunter by Melissa Savage
Sometimes the twists life throws at you make you stronger. They teach you who you truly are and what (who) is most important to you. And sometimes they also makes you really good at hunting ghosts. Karma Moon is a 12-year-old compulsive worrier and believer in all things “woo woo”. She lives in the West…
Book Review: The Killing Gift by Bari Wood
Dr. Jennifer Gilbert is from a wealthy privileged family, but despite her pleasing appearance and familial connections, she can’t seem to make friends. Her whole life people have distanced themselves from her, but she never quite understood why. And then there are the deaths. More than one boy or man connected to Jennifer has died…
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