Book Lists
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Books for Middle Grade Witches
Enter my favorite book genre: fantasy, but more specifically…witch books! Enjoy this collection of enchanting and spellbinding tales, perfect for when you’re feeling wild and a little witchy. The Witch Boy by Molly Knox Ostertag Aster’s family has magic.… Continue reading
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Middle Grade Mystery (Guest Writer!)
Today I’m welcoming back guest writer Hermione Granger, who visited the blog once before to write a review of Amari and the Night Brothers. The theme today is mysteries, so it’s good that we have a guest writer because… Continue reading
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Best Little Women covers (& retellings!)
It’s time for more beautiful book covers! Most classics have a TON of editions, and Little Women is no exception. I chose it for this post because it especially has a lot of amazing cover editions, because it’s ALMOST SPRING… Continue reading
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World War II Middle Grade
From one of the greatest tragedies in world history…comes a lot of really good middle grade novels. From evacuated London children to the Japanese American incarceration camps, these nine books give many perspectives on World War II. The Swallows’… Continue reading
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Best of 2021
“Pick a favorite book.” The question bookworms fear most. But picking one book out of the ones you read in only a year couldn’t be so bad could it? Or…maybe picking five? Or maybe twenty?? I have read a total… Continue reading
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Every book I read in 2021
Hello! Here is the complete list of every book I read (for the first time) in 2021, listed in the order I read them. I’ll be publishing a list of my top twenty soon. How many books did you read… Continue reading
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Fairy Tales Books for a Rainy Fall Day
IT’S FALL!! I’m usually sad that summer is over but it’s just so cozy to exist by a fire and actually wear socks and sweaters and leaves are beautiful! And what could be more fall-y than fairy tales? 🍂☕🥮 Note:… Continue reading
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Banned Books Week 2021
Last week was Banned Books Week! Banned Books Week is celebrated yearly in September or October by librarians, schools, and booksellers, and is a celebration of books and freedom of expression. Why are books banned? There are probably hundreds of… Continue reading









