Molly McBride and the Party Invitation by Jean Schoonover-Egolf

Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Molly McBride and the Party Invitation continues the story of Molly McBride, a young girl in kindergarten...

The Other Side of Freedom by Cynthia Toney

Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Salvatore “Sal” Scaviano is an ordinary thirteen-year-old Italian-American boy living in Freedom, Louisiana in 1925. His...

Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Jacqueline Brown’s The Light is a young adult dystopian novel. However, unlike The Hunger Games, the...

A review by M.S. Ocampo St. Dymphna is known as the patron saint for those struggling with mental illnesses, such...

A review by M.S. Ocampo Molly McBride and the Plaid Jumper is a unique and humorous children’s book about a...

Reviewed by: M.S. Ocampo Fr. G.P. Taylor clearly wrote his dark fantasy, Shadowmancer, for young adults who love magic and...

Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo “Revelation” is one of the last short stories that Flannery O’Connor wrote. It was published in...

Reviewed by M. S. Ocampo When Paul and his older brother, Sean, start working as hired hands for the Mueller...