Amazon | Apple | Kobo | B&N | Goodreads Author Facebook | Author Twitter | Author Website Welcome to fellow author Philip Adams, author of Momentary Stasis and other works. The previous interview with Megan Rutter went so well that I decided to do another one–and once again got an interesting perspective on a book that I liked. (Full disclosure, I […]
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Amazon | Publisher | Goodreads Author Facebook | Author Twitter | Author Instagram Welcome to fellow author Megan Rutter, who has just released the romantic suspense novel Dangerous Grounds (which I’ve read and liked and recommend). She kindly agreed to answer some questions for me. 1. First, you have to tell me about you and Minnesota. What’s
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**** Excellent Male main character who should appeal to both boys and girls. There’s a girl character later on, but you never really get into her. Gran, although not a ten-year-old, definitely rocks by the end of the book. About 100 pages. In short: Ten-year-old Sam Jones has about had it with getting shuffled off to Gran’s
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**** Excellent. The book has two narrators, a boy and a girl, both with fun stories. Abut 150 pages. Thunderbird by Deb Logan In short: Twins Janine and Justin are stuck at their father’s dinosaur-digging camp for the summer. While most kids would be thrilled, they’ve seen it all before. However, when Janine is
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Another incredibly lucky day. I don’t know. I was overwhelmed this morning by Emma Hunneyball’s review of Exotics 1: In Rachael the author De Kenyon has drawn a heroine who is intelligent, brave, fierce and loyal. Rachael is superb: she is an open-minded girl who is able to accept bizarre truths about her existence and the
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**** Excellent. The main character is a boy, but a strong girl character is with him throughout most of the book. About 100 pages. Peter Swift’s Fright Files: The Broken Thing by Peter Swift In short: Stevie likes horror movies and books…but when he discovers a real haunted house and a real haunting, he chickens
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**** Excellent. The main character is a boy, but a strong girl character is his partner throughout most of the book. Abou 200 pages. Jack Dervish, Super Spy JC Andrijeski In short: After Jack’s superspy parents go missing, he hides in their secret lair for years…learning how to be the perfect spy. Now he has
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Liz Barone has a lovely review of Tales Told Under the Covers up: Tales Told Under the Covers features ten short stories for middle graders, but they definitely entertained me on an adult level. I liked that almost every main character had some sort of problem that all kids have, and that they resolved those problems after
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*** Not my favorite but it might be yours. The main character is a boy throughout the book, but Echo, a girl, has just as strong a part. About 190 pages. Echo McCool: Outlaw Through Time by Roger K. Driscoll In short: a magical girl from the distant past, trapped in a tree throughout centuries,
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The Magic Carpet by Jodie Brownlee **** Recommended. I read it all the way through in one evening. About 140 pages. In short: Harry Potter meets the Arabian Nights. The main character is a girl, but boys play a strong role in this adventure as well. The story starts out with Ruby, whose mother wants
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