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Tangerines
“This book hit me right in the chest in the quietest way possible.”
— Taylor Mace, NetGalley / Goodreads
“Written like the actual diary of a ten-year-old—messy, funny, heartbreaking, and completely authentic.”
— Alli Sue, NetGalley
“A gentle story that seeps into your heart with unexpected softness.”
— Tania Sarkar, NetGalley
“It made me feel like being ten again—wrapped in nostalgia and wonder.”
— Bojana Ivanović, NetGalley
“A poetic diary filled with innocence, grief, imagination, and heart.”
— Christine Rodriguez, Reedsy
Leo and the Magic Guitar of the Ozarks
“A tender-hearted and charming portrait of a young teen finding his voice through music.”
— Tracy, YouTube
“A sweet and meaningful middle grade novel that works beautifully as an audiobook.”
— Taylor Skorski, Librarian
“It felt like a history lesson and a music lesson wrapped inside a magical story.”
— Thebookwitches_, NetGalley
“Music runs through the story like a thread that connects people’s hearts.”
— Tracy, YouTube
“A thoughtful exploration of bullying, friendship, and compassion—without simple villains.”
— Laura, NetGalley
Leo and the Crazy Genre Hotel
“I can honestly say I’ve never read another book like this one.”
— Sirah, Goodreads Librarian
“Whimsical, heartfelt, and delightfully creative.”
— Margarida Gil, NetGalley
“Such a fun and entertaining middle grade book—highly recommend to book lovers of all ages.”
— Cassandra Addison
“Pure joy and magic. Any time spent at Magnolia House is a delight.”
— Rune, NetGalley
“It gave me the same warm, whimsical vibes as Night at the Museum.”
— Alexia Polasky, NetGalley
“A marvelous and original concept, beautifully written.”
— Kyriakos Papadakis, NetGalley
“A charming quick read that will leave you wanting more.”
— Keila, Amazon“This book really got to me. The best book I’ve read in a long time.”
— Sheryl, Amazon (Verified Purchase)