Hello Lost Boys and Girls! How has your time in Neverland been so far? Are you gathering clues to get you closer to that gold? If not, you'd better get started. Remember, you have to outwit Peter and be faster than Claire, all while avoiding that old codfish! If you've missed some of the stops … Continue reading Dust Blog Tour Stop #28
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Book Review: The Lost Track of Time
by Paige Britt Penelope's life is scheduled completely. Her mother details out what Penelope is to do with every minute of her day, leaving Penelope with very little time to pursue her own hobbies and ideas, such as her writing. One day, Penelope somehow has absolutely nothing scheduled--a hole in her planner. An entire day … Continue reading Book Review: The Lost Track of Time
Book Review: The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue
by Karina Yan Glaser The Vanderbeekers are ecstatic when Mrs. Vanderbeeker is going to be featured in a famous magazine for her baking! This is just what she needs for her business! The photo shoot for the magazine article does mean that a health inspector will have to come and make sure that the Vanderbeeker … Continue reading Book Review: The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue
Book Review: Allies
by Alan Gratz Dee is sixteen years old and made his way into World War II by fudging his birthday. Now, he is at D-Day, preparing to land on Omaha Beach. Samira's mother works with the French Resistance. After a sudden turn of events, Samira finds herself mixed up in the Resistance, working behind German … Continue reading Book Review: Allies
Book Review: The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden
by Karina Yan Glaser When Mr. Jeet, the Vanderbeekers' upstairs neighbor, suffers from a stroke, the Vanderbeeker children have to do something. They have to try and help Mr. Jeet get better! In an attempt to prepare a surprise for Mrs. Josie and Mr. Jeet when Mr. Jeet is released from the hospital, the Vanderbeeker … Continue reading Book Review: The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden
Book Review: Tiger Queen
by Annie Sullivan Kateri waits for the day when she will be able to claim her mother's crown. All she has to do is defeat a few more suitors in the arena and she will have proven her right to rule. Once she is queen, Kateri will be able to avenge her mother and baby … Continue reading Book Review: Tiger Queen
Book Review: Words on Fire
by Jennifer A. Nielsen Audra lives in Lithuania in 1893, under the rule of Russian Cossacks, who are determined to stripe Lithuania of what makes it Lithuanian. Audra avoids the soldiers by staying at home with her mother, even though she wishes to go with her father on his trips as a magician. Her parents' … Continue reading Book Review: Words on Fire
Book Review: Aladdin, Far from Agrabah
by Aisha Saeed Jasmine dreams of two things: exploring the world outside of the palace walls, and someday ruling over Agrabah, which means convincing her father to abandon the tradition of a male ruler. Trying to make these dreams possible means that Jasmine has no time for suitors trying to win her hand and the … Continue reading Book Review: Aladdin, Far from Agrabah
Book Review: Not If I Save You First
by Ally Carter Maddie and Logan were best friends. Logan's dad was the president and Maddie's dad was the head of his Secret Service. Of course they were best friends. Or they were, until Maddie's dad resigned after the first lady was nearly kidnapped and Logan was harmed in the crossfire. Next thing Maddie knew, … Continue reading Book Review: Not If I Save You First
Book Review: Detectives in Togas
by Henry Winterfeld True, Rufus wrote "Caius is a dumbbell" on his school tablet, leading to a fight between him and Caius and being expelled from the Xanthos School. But would he really have written the exact same thing on the Temple of Minerva? But all of the facts seem to be pointing to Rufus, … Continue reading Book Review: Detectives in Togas
