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Denise Grover Swank’s Review of Misfit McCabe
I bought Misfit McCabe for my 12 year old daughter to read. I was lucky enough to read it first.
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Anna Tan’s Review of Misfit McCabe
I am a voracious reader. Science fiction enthrals me, fantasy rivets me, romance gives me goose bumps and detective stories intrigue. There are books that grip me so that I can’t sleep until I find out the ending, and there are books that make me laugh out loud. However, very few books make me want to cry – LK Gardner-Griffie’s young adult novel, Misfit McCabe is definitely one of them.
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Review and Comments to Warm the Heart – Misfit McCabe
Today a new Misfit McCabe review was posted by Denise Swank, an author who I’ve come to know through Twitter and highly recommend if you tweet to get to know.
Video Review of Nowhere Feels Like Home by Gypsy Angie Kate
Today is a banner day for me. I have received my FIRST video review. The review is of Nowhere Feels Like Home, the second book in the Misfit McCabe series.
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Author Linda Welch Review – Nowhere Feels Like Home
Readers of all ages fell in love with fourteen-year-old Katie McCabe when they discovered MISFIT MCCABE, the first book in LK Gardner-Griffie’s young adult series. Now they can follow Katie’s adventures in book two, NOWHERE FEELS LIKE HOME.
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Review 27: The Demon Hunters by Linda Welch
We first met Tiff Banks in review 70 of Along Came a Demon. During the course of the first book, Tiff Banks is established as a person with the ability to talk with ghosts, who are referred to as shades. Tiff used her gift to assist the Clarion Police Department with murder investigations.
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Review 23: The Simplest of Acts by Melanie Haney
The Simplest of Acts: And Other Stories is a short collection of short stories. In only 102 pages, Melanie Haney manages to take us into the hearts and lives of eleven separate individuals.
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Review 21: The Frog Books of Joshua Smith
At the LL Book Review, we have reviewed a wide variety of books in a little over a year. Fiction, non-fiction, children’s and young adult, memoirs, and mysteries, to philosophical tomes that give us a new way of thinking. One thing all of the books reviewed have in common is they are all written by authors who believe in their work enough to pursue the hard road of self-publishing.
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Review 20: Pumpkin Bunch
All of the pumpkins in Pumpkins Ville are disappearing and the pumpkin farmers are worried about not being able to support their families because unless they find the pumpkin thieves, they will have no crops for sale. Lilly overhears her father and is determined to do something to help him capture the pumpkin thieves. So, Lilly waits until her family has fallen asleep and then sneaks out of the house and goes down to the pond where the largest pumpkins are to wait for the pumpkin thieves. Her plan is to wait until they show up and then scream for her father to come and catch them.
Review 19: Tilbee Toadlet’s Trip to Town
We first encountered the delightful writing of P.J. Cowan in March with the review of Michael O’Brien and the Magic Hat. I was pleased to be able to request another book from Ms. Cowan and asked for her selection. Tilbee Toadlet’s Trip to Town was the book she sent stating it is one of her personal favorites. I always enjoy a chance to read an author’s favorite work, and I certainly was not disappointed.
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