Review of The Key of Kilenya by Andrea Pearson

I bring you a Sami edition review.In other words, it was written by my seven-year-old daughter on a book that is vaguely for her reading level...Yes, that's her kindleTitle: The Key of the KilenyaAuthor: Andrea PearsonRating: 5/5It had heaps and heaps and heaps of magic! And there were special healing trees. And all the bad guys … Continue reading Review of The Key of Kilenya by Andrea Pearson

Review of Kiya: Hope of the Pharaoh by Katie Hamstead

Ugh, the cover does not do B&W wellTitle: Kiya: Hope of the PharaohAuthor: Katie HamsteadRating: 4/5Firstly, I'd like to state I am crazy about Ancient Egypt. More precisely, the mythology before this period (Atenism seems so bland next to the customary religion of that time). Let's just say that, while I enjoyed the story later … Continue reading Review of Kiya: Hope of the Pharaoh by Katie Hamstead

Review of Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett

Title: Monstrous RegimentAuthor: Terry PratchettRating: 4/5Set in the strange world of Borogravia where living is practically an abomination, this tells the tale of Polly Perks as she disguises herself as young Oliver (socks and all) to get into the army to find her brother. Simple, right? Pfft, I should know better than to expect that … Continue reading Review of Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett

Review of The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents by Terry Pratchett

Title: The Amazing Maurice and his Educated RodentsAuthor: Terry PratchettRating: 5/5This ... this is a bit of a go at the Pied Piper story. With a touch of Puss in Boots. And practically every fluffy bunny story every written. Mostly told by Maurice along with an assemblage of Changed, and quite educated, rats.The story is … Continue reading Review of The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents by Terry Pratchett