Princess Minna: The Giant Beanstalk
by Kirsty Applebaum (Goodreads Author),Sahar Haghgoo (Illustrator)

5 out of 5 stars

Princess Minna is called to defend the town from a giant who keeps stealing noisy animals. Princess Minna follows the giant up the beanstalk and brings the animals back, but the giant just keeps stealing more noisy animals, looking for an animal that can sing beautifully. Princess Minna will have to be very clever and kind if she can find a solution and help the giant!

This chapter book is so hilarious and cute! I love the colorful illustrations on each page and the wild shenanigans and adventures. The story is really funny and clever, and Princess Minna is completely adorable!

Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review.

Supa Nova (Supa Nova, #1)
by Chanté Timothy

5 out of 5 stars

Nova is a scientist with a secret science lab in her bedroom. She tackles the problem of plastic waste by creating a little monster creature that will eat plastic. It’s the perfect recycling solution to the huge islands of plastic that are floating in the ocean! But the creature starts to grow larger and larger, and it eats any plastic in sight until it runs wild. Can Nova control her creation, or will it destroy the whole town?

This is such a cute children’s comic! I really loved the colorful pages and the fun story. I read this out loud to my two little nieces and they were completely captivated! This would be a great book to inspire the next generation of scientists! Supa Nova is a delight from start to finish!

Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review.

Destiny Ink: Sleepover Surprise
by Adeola Sokunbi

5 out of 5 stars

Destiny is nervous about going on her first sleepover at a friend’s house, especially because they will be sleeping in a tent in the backyard out in the dark. Destiny sets up a practice tent in her bedroom to test it out, but in the night she realizes that a little monster has come for a sleepover in her tent! The little monster is scared and nervous too, so Destiny tries to reassure and comfort him, and in the process she realizes that her own fears are gone.

This is such a cute chapter book with beautiful illustrations and a sweet story! I really liked that Destiny rallies her spirits to help the little monster, and finds that her own courage has grown through service to others. She’s such a lovely character! The monster is also really funny and weird and whimsical. He’s always doing silly things that bring a lot of comedy to the story!

Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review.