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Book Review: The Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose by James Razzi

The Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose by James Razzi is a children's picture book originally published on May 1, 1984 by Scholastic, Inc.  It's about a group of friends who have a caboose as a clubhouse, and it's missing!  Who took it, and will they be able to find it? This was a popular book series and television series when I was growing up, and when someone mentioned online, I knew I had to read one of the books for nostalgic reasons.  The Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose was well written, and the illustrations were phenomenal.  It certainly brought back fabulous childhood memories.  I love the fact that the lesson of the story is that you can accomplish anything, especially with teamwork.  I also loved that they stood up to the bully of the story. Five out of five stars is what I gave The Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose by James Razzi.  This is the perfect book for children three years old up to six years old. Follow Us On Social Media
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Book Review: A Line in the Sand (Turtle Beach, #2) by Teri Wilson

A Line in the Sand (Turtle Beach, #2) by Teri Wilson is the second book in the Turtle Beach book series. In this romantic comedy, Molly Prince and her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Ursula, work at the local aquarium. Molly swears she'll never date again, but when Max Miller, a marine biologist, comes to town, sparks fly in more than one way.

I received an Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of A Line in the Sand (Turtle Beach, #2) by Teri Wilson from NetGalley and Sourcebooks Casablanca for free in exchange for my honest opinion. Even though I've read one other book by the author and enjoyed it, I was nervous if I'd like this newest book by Teri Wilson.

To say I liked A Line in the Sand would be an understatement . . . I loved this book and read it within a 24-hour window. It's such a fun beach read. Even though I thought I knew what would happen (and it did), it was an enjoyable book. So enjoyable, that I am going to read the first book in the series. Don't worry, you don't need to read the series in order.

Normally, I don't like books that have a dog as one of the main characters, but in this book, it just worked. I loved the main character of Molly Prince. At first, I disliked the male lead, Max Miller. However, he started to grow on me, especially after Molly's parents came for a visit. I don't really have any complaints.

If you're looking for a fast paced, entertaining beach read, then A Line in the Sand (Turtle Beach, #2) by Teri Wilson is the perfect book. I gave it five out of five stars and can't wait for the next installment in the series.

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