When Lissa looks through a magnifying glass she found in the attic of her home, she discovers something wondrous: anything she points it at reveals facts and hidden messages. Those messages lead her to the family garden and the woods beyond, where the plants and soil are distressed. With the help of her friends—Wren, Luna,

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

25.08.2025

Review: Forever Friends Farm |

Forever Friends Farm is a cute picture book and early reader series that emphasizes friendship and ways to communicate to help everyone get along together. The first book, Forever Kind, is a picture book written by Annie Auerbach and illustrated by Luke Flowers. It introduces the regulars P.J., Winston, Mei, Cassie, and more when they

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

25.08.2025

Review: Foundling by D. M. Cornish |

The only home Rossamund has ever known is Madam Opera's Estimable Marine Society for Foundling Boys and Girls. Found on the doorstep with the word assumed to be his name pinned to his blanket, he has suffered torment at the hands of some of the other children and found joy with the adults who have

Mother Daughter Book Club Blog

10.09.2025

Review: Lamplighter by D. M. Cornish |

When we last left Rossamund Bookchild in book one of the Monster Blood Tattoo series, he had finally arrived at his destination to train to be a lamplighter. In book two, Lamplighter, he continues his adventures while learning what is to be his trade, lighting lamps along the Empire's roadways. Rossamund settles into the routine

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