Don’t Go Near the WaterWhen I was a kid growing up in Texas, I was terrified of going in deep water. That wasn’t just because the movie Jaws freaked me out. (Although, yes, that giant robotic shar...
Paola Santiago is a rational, science-loving, 12-year old, who is frequently embarrassed by her Mother's overtly superstitious nature.When Mom is not burning candles for various reasons, she is busy w...
A thoroughly enjoyable start of a series with a world that I predict will only get more rich with each passing book. I loved some of the exploration of Mexican folktales, such as the chupacabras and L...
Star Rating: —> 3.5 StarsThis was great! I loved getting to delve deep into latinx lore! It is actually, surprisingly, one culture’s folklore that is quite new to me, in a way. More the presentati...
A super fun, sweet, adventure filled middle-grade perfect for Halloween time! ...
I'm sorry, did you say La Llorona? The legendary ghost my parents scared with me as a kid if I misbehaved?? (I mean, besides El Cucuy, obviously lol.)...
Another DNFed book. :(I just didn't care enough to continue....
Paola's friend Emma is missing. Did she drown like the girl from last year? Did she get kidnapped like those other kids did in a nearby town? Should Paola and her friend Dante just let the adults hand...
Initial Thoughts: Y'all this was so fantastic I was so blown away!!!! Idk how to even gush about this properly because it was so fun and amazing and new and DARK! I did NOT expect the darkness and I w...
Paola Santiago and the River of Tears is a fun take on the La Llorona folklore and has some awesome twists and turns that will keep you entertained.- Follows titular Paola Santiago, a space-loving Mex...