#CC.BookClubReviews

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The Annihilator by Runyx

Trauma happens to all of us. But putting that trauma into words that can be felt on a deeper level, is magnificent. With this dark verse series, the author created an interconnected universe. Every book was better than the next. But the Annihilator? This book was too good; I refused to put it down. I broke my sleep schedule for this book and I’d do it all over again. The Shadow Man. It’s…

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King of Sloth by Ana Huang

Sloth: laziness. Something we’re all familiar with from time to time. Others are more acquainted with the notion of sloth rather than its opposite. But what’s sloth without a little drama? Ana Huang and her King of Sin series have me in a choke hold! Each book released is better than the last. Her writing style keeps getting better and better. This book contains Sloane Kensington, the PR…

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The Lion & The Mouse by Jerry Pinkney

Another week, another Wordless Picture Book review! We all know and love the tale of The Lion and The Mouse as children. This book by Pinkney is astounding, with the illustrations tying into the message and theme of the story. No wonder this book is also a Caldecott Medal winner for its unique rendition. I recommend this book for our younger readers who can’t quite grasp the concept of regular…

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The Red Book by Barbara Lehman

This is an absolutely amazing book. Not only is it a Caldecott winner, but it also tells a story through illustration only. I highly recommend this book for elementary school-age children or younger who want to experience a message of friendship while going on a magical adventure that may never end. Rate: 5/5 stars Genre: Picture Book, Children, Fantasy, Adventure We’ll talk soon, Sweet T.