At the height of World War II, thousands of children were secreted and smuggled out of Nazi controlled areas of Europe to the safety of neutral and Allied countries. They weren’t hidden inside barrels of goods or under the floors of trucks, but were kept secured in homes and moved across the borders by transporters … Continue reading The Book of Lost Names
Tag: historical fiction
The Echo of Old Books
Ashlyn Greer has always known she’s different than most people…she can feel emotions through books, and not just by reading them. Ashlyn can touch a text and become connected to the person who last held the book. She knows it will make her sound crazy if she tells anyone, but she is drawn to book, … Continue reading The Echo of Old Books
In the Unlikely Event
Miri and her friends are coming into their own as teens in Elizabeth, New Jersey. There’s school, parties, sleep overs, and adult topics like buying their first lingerie and dealing with the sins of their parents’ pasts. But what marks this time for the girls is not the standard coming of age activities, but the … Continue reading In the Unlikely Event
RELEASING TOMORROW: The Butterfly Collector
I am so excited for this Most Anticipated Release of 2023 to hit shelves tomorrow! This is a hauntingly beautiful tale with something for everyone. It really stayed with me for days after I read it - the black market for children, the way the Monarchs made their appearance in the country, and the romance … Continue reading RELEASING TOMORROW: The Butterfly Collector
Island of the Blue Dolphins
The Island of the Blue Dolphins teems with wildlife – abalone, otter, giant squid, cormorants, and so many fish! Karana has been alone on the island for years. Her tribe left on a ship with white men after they were attacked by Aleuts and Russians, leaving Karana and her brother behind. Soon after, her brother … Continue reading Island of the Blue Dolphins
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Guernsey is situated in the English Chanel around 27 miles from the coast of Normandy, France. As part of the Channel Islands, this isle was a target for the Nazi forces during World War II – close enough to easily reinforce from the mainland, a step in the right direction towards England, and a lookout … Continue reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
New Release Tuesday – 10/17/2023
It's new book day!! My list is shorter than usual today, but one of our Most Anticipated Releases comes out today and I know you're going to love it! You can order your copies by clicking the images below. Everything I learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant - A Read With Lindsey Most Anticipated … Continue reading New Release Tuesday – 10/17/2023
New Release Tuesday – 10/10/2023
You know what I love about the fall? The Fall Festivals! There's some great ones coming up near me, and I always stop at the Friends of the Library or local bookstore booths to see what goodies I can find. We are still a week or two from our Fall Festival here, so I'm taking … Continue reading New Release Tuesday – 10/10/2023
Homeward
Thank you NetGalley and Harper Muse Audiobooks for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Rose doesn’t know what to do. She’s moved back home to her parents’ home in a small Georgia town. She left her husband’s family land a thousand miles away after his return from Vietnam, recovering from … Continue reading Homeward
New Release Tuesday – 10/3/2023
I'm traveling for work again this week, so I won't be able to run by my local independent bookshop. Instead, I've pre-ordered my copies of these great releases from our Bookshop.org store. You can order your copies by clicking the images below. After the Forest by Kell Woods Do you ever wonder what happened to … Continue reading New Release Tuesday – 10/3/2023










