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Category: Middle Grade Fiction

Voodoo Shack by Terri Martin

victor August 1, 2023 May 12, 2023Middle Grade Fiction, Young Adult / Historical Fiction Nikki MItchell, Terri Martin 0
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Review by Nikki MItchell Voodoo Shack: A Michigan Mystery by Terri Martin is a delightful story of adventure, suspense, and just being a kid. Iris and her friends hang out in an abandoned shack that belonged to Mr. Hazard. The kids name it the Voodoo Shack. The story follows Iris…

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The Wonderful Friendship by David Swindell

victor February 15, 2023 December 21, 2022Middle Grade Fiction 0
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Reviewer: Sharon Brunner David Swindell’s book “The Wonderful Friendship” sparked revelations about problems people face, how to resolve such problems and how to live a good life. Davie, Ida May and Aunt Mimi had to put on their thinking caps to come up with ways to solve serious problems. Ida…

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The Home Wind By Terri Martin

victor August 1, 2021 January 21, 2022Middle Grade Fiction, UP Notable Books Terri Martin 2

Review by Deborah K. Frontiera The Home Wind by Terri Martin is an engaging story of two boys, one white and one Native American, who must find their way through the difficulties of life on the road to becoming “men.” It is set during the 1870s in the logging camps…

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Cady and the Bear Necklace by Ann Dallman

victor March 1, 2020 October 8, 2020Middle Grade Fiction Ann Dallman, Ojibwe 0
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Native American Novel for Middle Grade Readers Entertains and Educates Review by Victor R. Volkman Ann Dallman’s debut middle grade novel Cady and the Bear Necklace is an enthralling tale that is equal parts mystery and first-love pangs. Cady Whirlwind Thunder is a Native American girl in the 8th grade…

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