In the midst of an industry where stories of believers are rare, even a mid-school science fiction Super Seven superhero series is fun to read. The series will also entertain your pre-teen or young teenagers — for the superheroes in the Super Seven … Continue reading →
For Christian mid-school entertainment, you’d have to look long and hard to beat this series. The Redemptive Barton Family Adventure Series takes the genre up a couple of steps. To quote from the blurb: The Barton Family Adventures are filled with Christian … Continue reading →
This is a fun read. It’s a little young for YA and a little old for Mid-school. But mid-school children should enjoy it a lot [if schools still teach them how to read]. It’s an interesting premise: “As ya know, … Continue reading →
It looks like this might be a prequel series. That would be good. Mid-school tales are almost always a bit thin, and I understand why. But, this would make a nice entrance to a YA fantasy series. I hope Vicki … Continue reading →
Here’s the blurb: Fleeing persecution and low on fuel, religious refugees from Old Earth find themselves stranded on a planet with a dark history. The promise of a future is shadowed by a dreadful past. Twelve-year-old Rejoice Holly is expected … Continue reading →
For a first full novel by a Northern Irish young woman, Liza’s Avenger is a very good book. In places, it’s quite thin & plain. But that is common with mid-school books. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] However, you quickly become involved with the story, … Continue reading →
Before I give you the wrong impression, let me say unequivocally that I like this book. With an excellent cover, beautiful illustrations, good formatting, solid editing, and well written, it’s a fun tale. It’s certainly appropriate for readers ages 10-13, … Continue reading →