Book Review: Unruly Julie by Alan Moss

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Unruly Julie  by Alan Moss  is a children's picture book with an expected publication date of January 28, 2025. This rhyming kids book is about a girl named Julie who gets herself into trouble by being mischievous before finally realizing she wants to behave like a proper little girl. I'd like to thank NetGalley and Troubador Publishing Ltd. for providing me with an Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of Unruly Julie  for free in exchange for my honest review. I found the title and cover of the book to be quite catchy and wanted to see what it was all about, and it didn't disappoint. The content of the story was quite catchy and memorable, and the illustrations were quite fun. The lesson was a passive lesson that I hope children will pick up on as it's an important one. It's just an all around fun book that's appropriate for children between the ages of three and five. Five out of five stars is what I give Unruly Julie  by Alan Moss. This is a first in a series that kid...
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The Running Bibliophile's 2023 Book Reviews

Are you looking for a book recommendation? Or, did you miss one of The Running Bibliophile's Book Reviews in 2023? Check out our book recommendations and book reviews below. You may just find a new favorite author or series.

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January 2023 Book Reviews

  • The Nazi Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill by Brad Meltzer and Josh Mensch
  • Hedy Lamarr (Little People, BIG DREAMS) by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara, Illustrated by Maggie Cole
  • Going Rogue: Rise and Shine Twenty-Nine (Stephanie Plum, #29) by Janet Evanovich

February 2023 Book Reviews

  • Finlay Donovan Jumps The Gun (Finlay Donovan, #3) by Elle Cosimano
  • Masquerade Party Murder (Juniper Holiday, #4) by Leighann Dobbs
  • My Fatal Valentine (Juniper Holiday, #5) by Leighann Dobbs
  • On Air with Zoe Washington (Zoe Washington, #2) by Janae Marks
  • I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy
  • The Cabinet of Dr. Leng (Aloysius Pendergast, #21) by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

March 2023 Book Reviews

  • The Island by Natasha Preston
  • Leeva At Last by Sara Pennypacker, Illustrated by Matthew Cordell
  • Murder at the Bookstore (The Bookstore Mystery, #1) by Sue Minix
  • What Happened On Floor 34? by Caroline Corcoran
  • Don't Be A Bully, Little Tiger by Carol Roth
  • The Soulmate by Sally Hepworth
  • The Little Scottish Ghost by Franze Hohler
  • Mother of the Bride Murder (A Lucy Stone Mystery, #29) by Leslie Meier
  • This Delicious Death by Kayla Cottingham
  • The Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose by James Razzi

April 2023 Book Reviews

  • The Wrong Good Deed by Caroline B. Cooney
  • Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan
  • No One Needs to Know by Lindsay Cameron

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May 2023 Book Reviews

  • The Perfect Staging for Murder by Kathleen Bridge
  • The Museum of Lost and Found by Leila Sales
  • Poppy Harmon and the Shooting Star (A Desert Flowers Mystery, #5) by Lee Hollis
  • Witch Upon a Star (Witch Way Librarian Mysteries, #4) by Angela M. Sanders

June 2023 Book Reviews

  • The Murderous Type (The Bookstore Mystery, #2) by Sue Minix
  • Hidden Beneath (Maine Clambake Mystery, #11) by Barbara Ross
  • Monsters at Christmas by Laura Baker, Illustrated by Nina Dzyvulska
  • Princess Diana (Little People, Big Dreams, #98) by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
  • Misfortune Cookie (Noodle Shop Mystery, #9) by Vivien Chien
  • Sick Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg
  • The Shadow Sister by Lily Meade
  • I Am An Antiracist Superhero! by Jennifer Nicole Bacon
  • All The Lovely Bad Ones, A Graphic Novel by Mary Downing Hahn

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