Book Review Cross My Heart and Hope to Die:
I was delighted to receive Cross My Heart from Carmen Reid! Historical fiction isn’t a genre I read often, so I was very excited to try something new!
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: THE LITERARY SPOTLIGHT WITH AUTHOR BETTY CULLEY
Author Interview: The Literary Spotlight with Author Betty Culley
I’m thrilled to introduce you to author Betty Culley, an amazing author known for her captivating young adult verse novels like “Three Things I Know Are True” and “The Name She Gave Me,” as well as her middle-grade novels “Down to Earth” and “The Natural Genius of Ants.”
Transforming Bad Weather into Good Times: Indoor Activities for Kids
Keeping your kids entertained can seem daunting when the weather outside could be more favorable. However, indoor days provide a unique opportunity to engage in activities that entertain and foster creativity, learning, and family bonding. This guide from The Literary Vault offers a variety of activities perfect for days when stepping outside is not an…
Book Review: The Silent Patient – Alex Michaelides
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides was actually the first book that ignited my love for thrillers. This book is amazingly well-written with its well-rehearsed plot combined and the intricate characters. It is a compelling read with its intense twist that I never saw coming.
Book Review: Antuna’s Story (The Antunite Chronicles Book 1) – Terry Birdgenaw
Book 1 of The Antunite Chronicles – Antuna’s Story is absolutely enthralling. As someone who hasn’t delved deeply into science fiction before, this book has sparked a newfound interest in the genre for me, thanks to Terry Birdgenaw.The storyline is incredibly creative and innovative, unlike anything I’ve encountered before, offering a completely original narrative. It’s a tantalizing read that kept me hooked from start to finish.
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