Author: Jenna @ Falling Letters

Whispering Pines by Heidi Lang and Kati Bartowski [MG Review]

9 September 2022 / review / 6 Comments
Whispering Pines by Heidi Lang and Kati Bartowski [MG Review]

Whispering Pinesby Heidi Lang and Kati BartowskiSource: Hardcover/libraryPublished: Sept. 2020Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry Books (S&S)Length: 320 pages Series: Whispering Pines #1Genre: Paranormal horrorTarget Age: +8 Summary 💬 Rae’s father vanished without a trace—and Rae knows what happened to him. But no one believes her […]

Arctic Exploration, Japanese Religion, Assorted Adult Fiction and Non-Fiction, and a Few MG Faves [Bookshelf Tour 3/5]

6 September 2022 / thoughts / 7 Comments
Arctic Exploration, Japanese Religion, Assorted Adult Fiction and Non-Fiction, and a Few MG Faves [Bookshelf Tour 3/5]

Continuing by bookshelf tour with Tolkien, middle grade faves, Arctic exploration, Japanese religion, and assorted adult fiction and non-fiction.

Double O Stephen and the Ghostly Realm by Angela Ahn [MG Review]

2 September 2022 / review / 4 Comments
Double O Stephen and the Ghostly Realm by Angela Ahn [MG Review]

Double O Stephen and the Ghostly Realmby Angela AhnSource: ebook/NetgalleyPublished: 30 Aug. 2022Publisher: Tundra (PRH)Length: 320 pages Genre: Contemporary speculativeTarget Age: +8Rep: Biracial protagonist (Korean-Irish Canadian) Summary 💬 Stephen loves pirates. What he doesn’t love is his name: Stephen Oh-O’Driscoll. He believes when his […]

2022 Mid-Year Check-In

9 July 2022 / thoughts / 5 Comments
2022 Mid-Year Check-In

Welcome to my 2022 mid-year check in! In this post, I check my progress on my reading goals, challenge participation, and blogging goals. I also review my ratings of every book I’ve read so far in 2022 and share some […]

An Interlude to Reveal New Bookcases [Bookshelf Tour 2/5]

21 June 2022 / thoughts / 12 Comments
An Interlude to Reveal New Bookcases [Bookshelf Tour 2/5]

On January 23, I posted part one of a tour of all the books on my shelves. I had packed everything up and moved all my books into storage in December. My plan was to give an overview of what […]