Spotlight: LOVING REMAINS by Esmeralda Stone

 

Isaac Collins is trying to run Teagan’s Funeral Home and keep his life as calm as possible.

Cory Hughes is just trying to keep her head—and her death consultant business—above ground.

Thrown together by circumstance, a bit of guilt, and a lot of attraction, Isaac and Cory begin an uncomfortable friendship and soon realize the things that make them different may also be why they can’t seem to stay away from each other. And it could be just in time. Because not everything is as it seems at Teagan’s Funeral Home.

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Review: HOUSE ON 13TH by Dex Rivers

 

Could moving to a house with a 1313 address on 13^th Street be bad luck? We’re about to find out!

 

Since marrying the love of her life, a new bride will learn that the house her husband lived with his dead wife wasn’t too great after all. A lot of freaky accidents were happening. What was going on? Was it haunted? Or was it just bad luck? A chilling short read!

 

Rating: 4 stars

Review: I SURVIVED THE HINDENBURG DISASTER, 1937 by Lauren Tarshis

 

The Hindenburg aircraft was known to be the safest way to travel. Yeah, and so was the Titanic. On this day, that would change.

 

Hugo was on the way to see a special doctor for his little sister. Aboard this aircraft, we learn all about Hitler’s reign, possibly using a safer gas for the aircraft, and a spy that could be lurking on the ship. This was such a fun ride, and I loved the little illustrations in between. What a shock to have the aircraft explode like that! A good read!

 

Rating: 4 stars

Review: THE BABYSITTER’S CLUB: GOOD-BYE STACEY, GOOD-BYE by Gabriela Epstein

 

Stacey was moving back to New York and leaving the babysitter’s club forever. Sad. All the girls were sad and panicked to lose their treasurer. What do the girls need to do? Plan this going away party for Stacey.

 

Loved the graphics and the facial expressions. You can’t help but enjoy the camaraderie and the friendship. A fun and colorful read!

 

Rating: 4 stars

Review: LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE by Lily Williams and Karen Schneemann

 

This one got into personal specifics that I wasn’t ready for (it certainly wasn’t in the first book.) I didn’t like that. The text was way too thin and small to read. All I was really going on were the pictures, which were also too small. Read was okay from what I could see.

 

Rating: 3 stars