Laila Levenson has always been the baby of the family, but now with her older siblings, Mira and Krish, leaving home just as she starts secondary school, everything feels like it’s changing… can the reappearance of Nana Josie’s Protest Book and the spirit it releases in Laila, her friends and her local community, help her … Continue reading
Due to surgery Luna’s Little Library will be on leave for a short period. I am uncertain of how long exactly at this point. The prediction is a few weeks at least but it could be a little longer. There are some scheduled posts that will go live during this period and I expect I … Continue reading
I is Pig. This is my diary and I doubts you will believe any of it. In fact, if you is the kind of farmer what finds it hard to believe unbelievable stuff, you should put it down RIGHT NOW. I wouldn’t blame you. If I was reading it I would be like, ‘Don’t be … Continue reading
If you’re a UK Book Blogger attending the Book Expo is on your bucket list of bookish events then below are a few tips I’ve collected over the 2 years that I’ve attended. As we all events allow for things to change, new features and rules to come in and obviously this being venue depended. … Continue reading
If you’re a UK Book Blogger attending the Book Expo is on your bucket list of bookish events then below are a few tips I’ve collected over the 2 years that I’ve attended. As we all events allow for things to change, new features and rules to come in and obviously this being venue depended. … Continue reading
Ok, the title sucks. I admit it but I’m still a little jetlagged and my grand plan of writing this on the plane, or in my down-time in New York really didn’t happen so this post for Disney Villain Blog Tour isn’t going to be quite as epic as I hoped. I’ll litter it with … Continue reading
Melissa D. Savage’s first book, The Lost Pony, premiered in her second grade classroom, winning high praise from critics such as her mom. Although the book was hand written and self-illustrated in Crayola Crayons, it was this experience that began her love of writing and to this day she still believes was one of her … Continue reading
