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Devil's Food Cake Murder
by Joanne Fluke
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The story kicks off when Reverend Bob Knudson and his wife, Claire, embark on a long-awaited honeymoon. To fill in during their absence, Bob's childhood friend, Matthew Walters, a Lutheran minister with a penchant for sweets, arrives in town. However, the serene setup takes a dark turn when Hannah discovers Matthew dead in the rectory, face-down in a plate of Devil’s Food Cake, a single bullet wound marking his demise. The only witness? A mynah bird that cryptically squawks, “The wages of sin is death.” Determined to uncover the truth, Hannah delves into Matthew’s past, uncovering secrets that suggest his life was far from saintly. As she navigates a web of suspects, including a paroled convict cousin and a mysterious dollar coin, Hannah must sift through the clues to find the killer before they strike again.

the curious garden
by Peter Brown Books For Kids
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loved it

Hannah Grace
by Sharlene MacLaren
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MacLaren weaves a compelling narrative that explores themes of faith, personal growth, and the complexities of human relationships. Hannah's internal struggle between her planned future with Ralston and her growing feelings for Gabriel serves as a poignant reflection on the importance of seeking God's will in one's life. The inclusion of Jesse adds depth to the story, highlighting issues of compassion, protection, and the transformative power of love.

How To Babysit A Grandma Book
by jean reagan
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we loved this book

Anne Of The Island
by Lucy Maud Montgomery
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I really loved how all the different love stories around her helped push Anne towards realizing her true love for Gilbert. She saw Jane marry a man that seemed to be the ideal but there just be something off with the picture, which showed like a warning of her life with Royal. She also saw Phil who was willing to grow and change for a love that was nothing like she had imagined. I think all these contrasts helped Anne realized what she truly valued, and that is also why it's important that Phil is the one who told Gilbert to try again.

Bridge To Terabithia
by Katherine Paterson
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sad.

The Life Of A Crayon
by Christopher Willard
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"I love the color green because that's my favorite color. I was going to cry, but I didn't. I love how the little boy reused the green crayon."

This Little Town
by Nora Blake
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This was a very easy quick read. It had a little bit of flirty banter and suspense. It definitely kept me entertained.

Ten Little Fish
by applesauce press
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We loved counting the fish

Pringle & Finn
by Paul Castle
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Such a good team!
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