Reading Progress

I have read 50%  and I am on part two of the book The Boy with Words by C.E. Wilson. I will be posting something real soon What will it be? Will it be a review or a reading progress update. You will just have to wait and see. Stay tuned!

Thank you and Happy 4th of July

Happy 4th of July everyone let's be safe out there tonight. My  day will consist  of nothing but reading today. I hope I will be able to watch the fireworks from my living room window tonight. I just want to say thank you so much  to all the people who come and look at my blog everyday. I really do appreciate it. You guys are awesome. I will be posting a reading progress update on Wednesday of a book which one  I don't know I am reading a lot right now.

Reading Progress

This is my last post for this month. Where did the month of June go? I guess it went by faster because I was on vacation  for a while. Anyway I have read 19% of the book Switch - a - Wish by M.B. Earnheardt.  The kindle version of this book  has 64 chapters in it but the chapters are short.  I am really enjoying this book. I will be posting another reading progress update soon.

Currently Reading

I am reading Just a Matter of Time: A Young Adult Paranormal Short Story by Charity Tahmaseb.  I will be posting a review soon.

Reading Progress

I  have read 23% of the book The Boy with Words by C.E. Wilson.  The book is in two parts. I will be posting another reading progress update soon.

Currently Reading

I am reading Switch - a - wish by M.B. Earnheardt. I will be posting a reading progress update soon.  I am having a great time on my vacation.

Review: A life Redeemed by J. R. Pitts

Here is a summary of what the book is about: The story is about a boy named Lamont. He comes from a poor family.

He was born with a disability known as "a crooked foot." When he walks his foot drags behind him. In school Lamont is bullied and abused by his classmates.

Suddenly his father dies of a heart attack. Lamont and his sister and mother have a hard time dealing with his death.

As time goes on Lamont's mother shows interest in another man she met at church. Eventually, Lamont's mother and the man get married.

Lamont hopes that he can build a close relationship with his stepdad just like he had with dad. 

Through his ordeals in life Lamont comes to rely on his faith.

Wow, this was a really great book. It really spoke to me. I can relate to Lamont because I have a disability too. Ever since I was a little kid I have had a vision problem.

Junior high and high school was the worse for me. My classmates would make fun of me because I have to have large print text books.

When I was 25-26 years old I found out I had cataracts in both eyes. I went through the surgery. I could see well for about a year.

Then when I was 27 years old my retina detached in my right eye. I went through surgery again. I loss 70% of my center vision.

The point of my personal story is that I kept on praying to God and he made sure I was alright.

The moral of the book is no matter how hard you have it always keep your faith in God. I would recommend this book.

Vacation Time

I am going on vacation. I leave for California  on June 7th to visit my dad. Then I am flying to Maryland on  June 14th. I am going to see my fiance. So trying to keep my blog updated might slow down a bit. I will return to Hawaii on June 25th. I just wanted to let you guys know.

Currently Reading

I am reading The Boy with Words by C.E. Wilson. I will be posting a reading progress update soon.

Review: An Unexpected Wedding (Treasured Dreams Book 5) by Susan Hatler

Here is the summary of what the book is about. Instead of being an excited bride-to-be, Holly's frazzled beyond belief as she tries to plan her wedding. Her fiance Dave, says whatever she wants works for him, but she can't get her mom and soon-to-be mother-in-law to so much as agree on a date.

The worst part is that her dad passed away four years ago, and  she's heartbroken he won't be walking her down the aisle.

Holly begins to accept the wedding is doomed, but then an unexpected surprise reminds her why she's getting married in the first place.

I enjoyed the story very much. I like how this story talks a little bit about what happened in the previous books in the series. The title of this book is perfect because of the unexpected twist and surprise of the story.

Currently Reading

I am reading An Unexpected Wedding (Treasured Dreams Book 5) by Susan Hatler. I will be posting a review on Saturday night.

Review: Wild Animal School by Jenny Lynne

Here is a blurb of what the book is about. At this school every lesson is an adventure.

Sixteen-year-old Jessica Rainville's dream of working with exotic animals is about to come true. She's signed up to spend a summer learning to train and care for tigers, lions, leopards, bears, and elephants at an exotic animal ranch.

She will pet tigers, train grizzly bears, ride bareback on elephants, and despite her efforts, she will fall in love.

But Jessica's summer at the exotic animal ranch will test her in ways that she never imagined. And just one mistake can mean the difference between life and  death.

Wild Animal School is a romantic young adult contemporary coming-of-age novel that is a must-read for animal lovers, especially those who have ever considered a career working with animals, from zookeeper to animal trainer.

I found this book to be a very interesting story. It was a page turner I couldn't put it down. I feel the author is a talented writer. The way the author writes makes you feel like you are apart of the story. While reading this story I pretended to be an animal trainer too. I would recommend everyone should read this book.

Reading Progress

I have  read  69% of the book Wild Animal School by Jenny Lynne. I will be posting a review on Thursday night.

Currently Reading Just for Fun

I am reading Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. I won't review this one because there has been thousands of reviews over the last 150 years.

Reading Progress

I have read 40% of the book Wild Animal School by Jenny Lynne.  I will be posting a review soon.

Reading Progress

I have read 75 pages out of 199 pages of the book How to Start a Conversation and Make Friends by Don Gabor.

Created a Facebook Group

I created a  Facebook group for my blog.  If you go to Facebook.com and type in Just a Girl Kindleing  group it should pop up in the search box. All are welcome to join.   I will be posting all of my blog posts in the group. We can talk about anything book or blog related. Feel free to leave comments.

Currently Reading

I am reading Wild Animal School by Jenny Lynne. I will be posting a reading progress update soon.

Review: Room 42 by Melody J. Bremen

Here is a blurb of what the book is about. Only four months left, then Dave Martinez is a free man.

Dave is an eight- grader at Lakeville Boarding School, the school for boys with unexplored potential( aka losers). If he can control his impulse to steal, he can return home  and attend regular public school. If he doesn't, he will be sent to Birmingham High, the worst high school on the planet,  and his life will be doomed forever. For just a few more months , he needs to stay out of trouble  and keep a low profile. And he's pretty good at that.

Then Dave gets a new roommate, Tom Grant. Tom is allergic to boring and doesn't know how to listen to rules. His wild plans involve all of his roommates, especially Dave. They're dragged along with Tom as he hunts animals ( and teachers in pajamas),goes sledding on cafeteria trays, and drives bulldozers through the night. Dave's chance's of keeping a low profile are going down the drain.

I enjoyed this book. I think 7 th and 8 th graders  and high school kids would like to read this book because it is geared towards them.

I loved the  ending  of this book. I thought the message of this book is choose your friends carefully.

Sure Tom got Dave into trouble a lot but it turns out Tom was a good friend to have.

Reading Progress

I am on chapter 2 and  I am on page 39 out of 199 pages of the book How to Start a Conversation and Make Friends by Don Gabor. So far I am finding this book very informative and interesting.