A review for the young adult thriller, The Language of the Birds by K. A. Merson. A slower paced thriller with a young neurodiverse woman who has to use her love of cryptology, history and science to solve clues to a treasure hunt to save her mom.
Category: Friendship
ARC Review: A Popcorn Thriller
A review for the next fast paced thriller by Alex Finlay. Parents Weekend is a well done complex plot driven story about a group of friends who disappear during parents weekend at a California college. The story features Special Agent Sarah Keller as she races against time to save the students before the worst happens.
ARC Review: Middle Grade Mystery
A review for the ARC for the upcoming middle grade novel, Bug Bandits by Jenni L Walsh. A fast paced story about a young girl trying to save her father’s insectarium, a bug museum, from a burglary. This is a story about friendship and science with a dash of adventure and a bit of mystery.
Audiobook Reviews:
Two audiobook reviews for two really good books. Even if you are not into audiobooks you should give them a chance. Both were a lot of fun to read. Wooing the Witch Queen is a delightful romantasy that was so fun to listen to. The Graveyard Shift is a novella that is a mystery with a touch of horror.
Book Review: Cozy Mystery
A small town cozy mystery that will hold your interest as a young woman tries to solve the mystery of who murdered her uncle. For Whom The Book Tolls by Laura Gail Black is the start to a nicely done cozy mystery series, with quirky characters and a great small town feel.
Mini Reviews: A Middle Grade Bonanza
Three very short reviews of three middle grade books that I read in the last couple of weeks. Two are fiction and one is nonfiction. The First State of Being is wonderful historical science fiction story about Y2K. The Bletchley Riddle is set during WWII and it is about two siblings searching for their mother. Loch Ness Uncovered is about the Loch Ness Monster and how the story began and the evidence of the hoaxes that have perpetuated over the years.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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