In The Boy Who Killed Grant Parker, Luke moves from the city to the country to live with his Baptist pastor father. He is soon labeled a troublemaker and earns the disdain of the town golden boy Grant Parker. But when Grant gets injured, Luke goes from zero to hero, and the bullied becomes the […]
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In The Possibility of Somewhere, high school rivals Eden and Ash both want to be at the top of the class. Eden can’t wait to escape to a top university, and Ash has something to prove to his parents. When their rivalry turns to romance things get complicated. This contemporary romance takes on issues of […]
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Tumbling gives you an inside view into the world of competitive gymnastics, as twelve Olympic hopefuls compete for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. The competition is cutthroat and nail biting as you follow the rankings after each event. If you’re a gymnastics fan, Tumbling will get you even more revved […]
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Hello friends and welcome to my stop on the This is the Story of You blog tour! Beth Kephart’s latest book is about love, family, survival and nature when a superstorm hits a small town . Read on to find out more about the book, read author Beth Kephart’s thoughts about writing environmental stories, and enter to […]
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I have heard good things about C.K. Kelly Martin’s books for years so I jumped at the chance to read her latest book Delicate. Delicate was released in Canada last year and made its US debut earlier this month. There is a lot going on in Delicate, from date violence to breakups, summer jobs, and […]
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Lily Anderson’s debut The Only Thing Worse Than Me is You is on sale now. This book was a total blast to read and had me smiling from ear to ear. It is a YA retelling of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing and it’s filled with nerdy references, witty dialogue, and quirky characters. Shakespeare fans […]
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