Books for Older Kids/Teens/Young Adults
Star Wars Adventures in Wild Space: The Heist – Book 3 in the Wild Space series
Curiosity House: The Fearsome Firebird – Book 3 in the Curiosity House series about a group of special orphans who have been raised in a museum of oddities
In Over Their Heads – Book 2 in the Under Their Skin series by Margaret Peterson Haddix where a set of twins are trying to save the world.
Bridget Wilder: Live Free, Spy Hard – Book 3 in the Bridget Wilder mystery/spy series. Book one of this series, Bridget Wilder: Spy-in-Training is on my TBR.
My Life as a Ninja – Book 6 in this Wimpy Kid-esque series
One Hundred Spaghetti Strings – A girl cooks her way through a difficult year of family upheaval.
Pick Your Poison – Book 5 in the Ruby Redfort mystery series. I’ve only read the first book in this series, but it was a terrific mystery.
Willows vs. Wolverines – Boys vs Girls prank war at summer camp
Alex & Eliza – A fictionalized account of the romance between Eliza Schuyler and Alexander Hamilton.
Duels and Deception – A young woman and her law clerk are kidnapped as the villain tries to sully the young woman’s family name.
Literally – Annabelle, the character in a new novel, tries to assert her independence from her author.
Spindle Fire – Half sisters and princesses star in this Sleeping Beauty-ish tale.
Unearthly Things – A contemporary spin on Jane Eyre.
Books for Adults
Alice and the Assassin – First book in the Alice Roosevelt mystery series. Alice Roosevelt is one of my favorite historical figures, so I am curious to read this mystery.
Dangerous to Know – Book 2 in the Lillian Frost and Edith Head mystery series that takes place in 1938 Los Angeles
The Good Byline – First book in the Riley Ellison mystery series where trouble starts with writing an obituary
Kale to the Queen – First book in the Kensington Palace Chef mystery series which starts with a body in the royal kale beds
One Perfect Lie – The latest from Lisa Scottoline is a thriller about a local baseball coach and the families and kids he influences every day. This sounds amazing.
Star Wars: Thrawn – Backstory of Star Wars’ Grand Admiral Thrawn
What’s Your Creative Type? – Identify your creative motivation type