Sonia Discher's Blog: Sonia's Reviews of Books Read, page 3

Sky Fighter

5 stars
Sky Fighters and Houndy Crunchers, written as a first-person story, caught my attention right away. Especially using real places and events to get the reader interested right from the start.
I love the plot of the novel; the story of a boy and other young people who are given a chance to fight back against the Python Demons and joining the Sky Fighters. The storyline and characters were developed well and the ending was a cliff hanger to get the reader waiting for the next book
Ross EberleSky Fighters

back to reading

Will be reading Sky Fighters and Houndy Crunchers by Ross Eberle next. Looking forward to getting back into the reading mode.

Challenge of the Gods

This was a great read full of fantasy creatures and adventure. Each character was unique and the author keeps the reader captivated with the action and descriptive scenes. Looking forward to the next story by this author.
Challenge of the GodsMichael Siddall

Delphi: The Ant Farm

5 stars
This story incorporates the current coronavirus pandemic woven in with Greek Gods and a protected land of Delphi. The beginning can be a bit confusing with the many characters introduced very quickly and has a very complex plot. The strong opening with the murder of a goddess, grabs the reader from the beginning. There are many unexpected twists and the further I read the more I wanted. I loved the analogy of the ants with different colored dots and how the child made them all accept each other. The underlying message that they were all the same, with the same goal was a clever inclusion. I look forward to reading more from this author.
Delphi: The Ant FarmM.K. Ragab

Rogue Flag

5 stars
From the title and cover, I really didn't know what to expect. However I found the book to be an interesting description of what had intentionally developed into an international military nuclear confrontation. The author's many references to, and involvement of, military and national civilian agencies added greatly to its authenticity. Throughout the book there were many instances of vividly portrayed danger and excitement. It was an interesting, fairly rapid paced and intriguing read. Would definitely recommend.
Rogue FlagRobert Hrzic

The Book, the Wand, the Magic

5.0 stars A fairy tale of adventure and magic for all ages

From the first page of the book the author captivates the reader with delightfully descriptive words in telling the story of a little girl who gets wrapped up in magic. Her adventures in learning the magic and interacting with bullies have lessons intertwined. Imagination, and a child's wishful thinking are captured in the story. I loved how she dealt with her bully of a brother and the nasty boy and girl at school. The trip to another world was entertaining and taught her that home and family are important. I could picture each scene quite vividly and would recommend this book to adults who want a quick entertaining read that they can also share with their children. A great read for younger readers that will keep them wanting more. Would give more stars if I could.

The Book The Wand The MagicMichael Siddall

My next books to read

Next on my list to read will be:

Playing for Keeps by J.C. Grant

When Heaven Calls by Matt Fraser

Delphi the Ant Farm by M.K. Ragab

Sky Fighters and Houndy Crunchers (Sky Fighters and Houndy Crunchers, #1) by Ross Eberle

and

Advanced Memory: Ultimate Guide by John Ward

Updating my spreadsheet on reviews

I'm updating the spreadsheet I have created to record reviews I have done, those I still need to do, and who has provided a review on my book. If I have not provided a review on your book yet, I am still plugging away and will be doing reviews on these three books in the next week.

Rogue Flag by Robert Hrzic

The Book, the Wand, the Magic by Michael Siddall

and

The Art of Seduction by E.V. Browne

I still have several on my list to read which I will get to when these three are completed.

Ghost Stories: A Medium's interaction with the Afterlife

5.0 stars Interesting stories of interactions with the other side

I enjoyed reading this book of short stories of the authors encounters with ghosts and spirits. I really loved the story of the blue Jay walking her daughter to school, it reminded me of a cardinal following me around Marineland, and I was so hoping it was a sign from my loved one. I was a bit disappointed that she didn't get to talk with some of the ones she met at haunted places in Scotland. Her descriptions of the different encounters was great. Would recommend to anyone interested in these phenomena.

Ghost Stories: A Medium's Interactions with The AfterlifeLisa Anne Rooney

Looking for help from those who have read my book

I see that my book is not listed on any Listopia and am not able to put it on any as the author. I was wondering if anyone that has read my book would perhaps vote to put it on some Listopia's for me.

If there is a better way of getting this out there please let me know. I'm new to this. thank you

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