The Djinn’s Apple | By Djamila Morani | Translated by Sawad Hussain
The Djinn’s Apple is the story of a simple girl named Nadeera who is caught up in the politics of the royal family.
Category: Fantasy
Secrets of PEACE | By T A Hernandez
If you want to get into a dystopian society with shady secrets and a protagonist questioning their existence, you can give Secrets of PEACE a try.
The Ashes and the Star Cursed King | By Carissa Broadbent
The Ashes and the Star Cursed King continues the entertainment and mystery of the first book. The first one was a deadly tournament, but this is all royalty and politics.
The Serpent and the Wings of Night | By Carissa Broadbent
The Serpent and the Wings of Night was an immersive world of vampires who can conjure wings and a little serpent with a bite.
Slay Bells Ring The Rise of the Banner Elk Slayers | By S David Acuff
Slay Bells Ring is an entertaining read. If you are into the whole 24/7 sarcastic commentary narration, this could be a fun read.
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches | By Sangu Mandanna
The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches is a cozy, magical, heartwarming book that I wouldn’t mind re-reading just for that sense of a warm hug in a book.
Book Review | Feast of Ashes | By Victoria Williamson
Feast of Ashes is a story of survival and redemption. It is a bold YA dystopian novel which is dark yet hopeful.
The Whistlers in the Dark | By Victoria Williamson
The Whistlers in the Dark is an innocent yet hopeful take on worldly things through the eyes of young children, which is exactly what a middle-grade novel should be.
Scareground | By Angela Kecojevic
Scareground with its sinister and haunted theme, it had my interest from page one. I would love to continue reading more about Nancy and her adventures.
Toby and the Silver Blood Witches | By Sally Doherty
Toby and the Silver Blood Witches was deeper than what I expected from a middle-grade book in terms of emotional quotient.
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