Gramma Reads A Teacher for Bear

Gramma reads Tales of Ancient Greece

Gramma reads Lavender

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma Reads Japanese Fairy Tales

Gramma Reads The Musicians of Bremen

Gramma Reads Johnny Appleseed

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Gramma Reads I Feel Silly

Gramma reads Rocket Boy

Gramma reads from Whispers of Windsong

Book: Strangers She Knows by Christina Dodd

Strangers She Knows by Christina Dodd

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Great way to end the trilogy. The entire family has a renewed sense of appreciation for each other, and there's hope on the horizon.



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Book: Watcher in the Woods by Kelley Armstrong

Watcher in the Woods by Kelley Armstrong

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I read a digital copy of this book I received via Netgalley.

While this is the fourth book in the Rockton series, it can stand alone. I had no trouble following characters and events, even references from previous books, which I have not read.

I loved the Yukon as its own character, and the relationships between Casey and other members of the town feel genuine, even when it involves dislike or even hate. Casey's a capable LEO, and a self-rescuing princess.

I would gladly read more of this series.

The one downside, which I have to hope will be fixed in the published version, was the enormous number of typos and other errata. Normally, I might count off mentally for this, but there were so many I had to presume this was truly an Uncorrected Copy. :D



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Book: More Than Bones by Craig David Singer

More Than Bones by Craig David Singer

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I read a digital copy of this book I received via Netgalley.

More Than Bones revolves around friendships, self-confidence, and knowing who one is.

Parts of MTB are completely silly, and other parts are deep and thoughtful. The secondary characters are interesting and have decent depth.

I enjoyed the resolution of the story with regard to Emily's sense of self. Definitely worth a read, particularly if you want a break from thinky books or studying. :D



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Book: Enceladus Mission by Brandon Q Morris

The Enceladus Mission: Hard Science Fiction by Brandon Q. Morris

My rating: 3 of 5 stars


I read a digital copy of this book I received via Netgalley.

There was a bit too much information in this one - too much focus on minutiae and 'we did this then we did that' for my taste.

The communication thing on Enceladus was fascinating, but it lasted about twelve seconds. I would have loved more depth with regard to that. It was actually the most interesting part of the book for me.

There is a huge twist in the early bits of the following book, so if you're not ready to be spoiled, avoid reading it.



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