Grounded by Sarah Hualde

 Grounded tells a story about a woman

who is seemingly normal, but she has a

sense that tells her a piece of the future.

She tries to avoid the situation by moving

from town to town, but she is followed by

a raven.

The narrator did a great job reading this story.

She really voiced out the different characters

and it was hard to tell it was her. It sounded as

if the characters were doing the voices. Great Job!

The Zoo by David Griswold

 The Zoo by David Griswold tells the story of emotions and compares them with animals. It allows children to pinpoint their emotions and feelings by using animal instead of trying to say the word itself. It is something all parents should obtain since sometimes people cannot express how they feel with words.

A Beginner's Guide to Numerology by Joy Woodward

 A Beginner's Guide to Numerology tells about the steps to creating your Numbers profile. It starts out as creating your Core, then it moves on. It is created by the letters of your name and your birthday broken down into single digit numbers. 

Coven by Jennifer Dugan

 The book is about a girl who is forced to leave her life in the big city and her girlfriend behind to protect a coven that she does not really know, but her parents were part of. There, she learns about its history and where she is at in it, along with some powers that she did not really know she had. 

This is something that is fun to read if you are into the magical fantasy and paranormal type. I found this to be a different type of book than any other because it is a comic book and it represents Pride Month. I normally do not read Pride books, but I think this book changed my mind, and will be reading more. Thank you!

Love in an Undead Age (A Zombie Apocalypse Survival Adventure) by A.M. Geever

 The book is set in the future in the

time of a zombie apocalypse and the

person tries to find love during that

time. They find it very difficult after

knowing the human race has been

nearly wiped out, leaving a few behind

to fight for their lives.

The set-up of the book was great. I could

tell it was properly proofread and edited

before publishing. The narrator did a

wonderful job voicing out the different

characters, especially with the different

personalities. That calls for a 5-star rating.

Good job!

Smells Like Bath time by Papa Paws

Smells Like Bath Time tells about four puppies that

love different kinds of smells and playing around.

They get themselves so dirty that they need a bath,

and some would rather back off from the bath, or so

we think until they decide to jump in after seeing

how fun it could be. They get soapy to the point they

are nothing but a big soap sud, then they rinse

themselves off and gain a sparkling clean body.

I really enjoyed the book. It was a very quick read and

the pictures were just cute. This would be best aimed

at children under seven-years old or anybody who could

use a good laugh with a bedtime story. Thank you!