Book Reviews

I was initially looking for help with my child’s behavior, but I discovered so much more in Mrs. No No’s Storybook. This book is about more than just discipline; it is about building self-esteem and

The Sabbathian: Foundations is unlike most Christian books I have read. It combines autobiography, biblical teaching and inspirational stories into one engaging read. Rev. Manuel J. Ramos writes from the heart, sharing both victories and

I did not expect such a calm reading experience from a book about loss. Those We Meet at the Rainbow Bridge surprised me with how gentle and steady it felt. The narrator’s voice is easy

Those We Meet at the Rainbow Bridge is a beautifully written story that touches on the deep connection between humans and their pets. Susan Jaunsen uses the concept of the Rainbow Bridge to convey the

Christian De Angelo’s Connor Mack And The Fire Alternate offers a thoughtful take on the alternate realities genre. Instead of relying on constant action, the story takes time to explore how responsibility changes a person.

Fasten Seatbelts: Stories of British Civil Aviation by Roger James Newton is a richly detailed and deeply engaging account of an industry that once placed Britain at the very centre of global aviation. What makes

For teachers seeking an alternative to traditional discipline methods, Susan W. Owens’s Mrs. No No’s Storybook offers a thoughtful option. The book replaces reactive discipline with reflective guidance, helping children understand expectations without pressure. Mrs.

I picked up Soundtrack of a Misfit thinking it would be a story about ADHD. What I found was a story about life, love, loss, and what it means to make peace with who you