Loren, known as Lo, comes from a long line of psychic women who have visions of their soulmates before they meet. Her own mom died when she was young, and she's never had a vision of her own until her freshman year of college. The image she sees confirms for her that she'll meet her

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

11.04.2025

Ann McCallum Staats: The Enticing Spice of Kidlit Nonfiction |

Intro to guest post: My two daughters found very different approaches to a love of reading when they were young. One loved fiction, mostly fantasy and historical, particularly if it made her laugh. The other gravitated to nonfiction. Stories about real animals and nature and how things work were interesting to her, and they also

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

23.04.2025

Review: Maybe Just Ask Me! by Katie Mazeika |

It's not unusual for kids (or adults) to not know what to say when they meet someone with an obvious disability. Author Katie Mazeika wants to change that with her picture book, Maybe Just Ask Me! The story follows Mazie, a new girl at school who wears an eye patch and a head scarf. When

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

06.05.2025

Review: When Stars Align by Melissa de la Cruz |

Miranda, Germaine, and Sicily met as teens on the set of a popular kids show. They basked in the attention they received, though their outward success and wild times captured by paparazzi hid the challenges they went through in their private lives. As they aged their troubles only grew. Miranda struggled with alcohol, drugs, and

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Review: Something Like Fate by Amy Lea |

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Review: Maybe Just Ask Me! by Katie Mazeika |

Review: When Stars Align by Melissa de la Cruz |

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