Plymouth’s Allyson Rankin Reviews “Bradykin’s Global Adventure” by Susan & Denis Downing

| Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA | Bradykin's Global Adventure: A Volunteer Mission is an astoundingly important and well written book, inspiring both early-stage…

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Ava Vian’s October Book Nook: Recommendations for Young Readers

| Book Reviews by Ava Vian | Ava is a senior at Notre Dame Academy in Hingham, Massachusetts. In addition to her studies, she works…

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Plymouth’s Allyson Rankin Reviews “Bradykin Goes to Harvard” by Susan & Denis Downing

| Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA | Bradykin Goes To Harvard: Where Big Dreams Begin is a beautiful love letter to college, Harvard University,…

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Plymouth’s Allyson Rankin Reviews “Bradykin Unleashed” by Susan & Megan Downing

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA Yet another wonderful installation in the Bradykin series, Bradykin Unleashed: A Summer Camp Adventure is a story that teaches…

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Plymouth’s Allyson Rankin Reviews “Everything All Around You” by Margo Connolly-Masson & Katie Mannix

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA Everything, All Around, You is a story that's ending will make you feel warm and fuzzy inside, what a…

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Plymouth Author’s Young Adult Series Wins Two Medals in the 2026 Readers’ Favorite Book Awards

Award-winning Massachusetts author Stacy Padula, who grew up in Pembroke and now resides in Plymouth, has earned two medals in the 2026 Readers’ Favorite International…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews ‘My Birthday Wish for the Year’ by Stephanie Ade

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA My Birthday Wish for the Year is the perfect book for getting a child excited about seeing more of…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews Finding Your North Star by Sharon Richmond

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA A book jam-packed with metaphors in the smallest of details, Finding Your North Star is a story that covers…

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Emily McDermott Reviews The Forces Within (Montgomery Lake High #5) by Stacy A. Padula

The fifth book of the Montgomery Lake High series, The Forces Within, switches gears from the halls of Montgomery Lake to the halls of a…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “Trumpet the Miracle Wolf Pup: Trumpet Becomes a Mom” by Leokadia George

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA Trumpet The Miracle Wolf Pup is a series that reflects the importance of helping young people understand ecosystem balance,…

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Free Companion Guides for Educators, Youth Groups, & Parents — Now Available!

The Gripped and Montgomery Lake High series deal with the real pressures teenagers face—peer pressure, substance use, family tension, identity, and the long work of…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “We Can Do Hard Things” by Melissa Dupuis

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA We Can Do Hard Things tells of an experience not everyone will have to go through, but the essence…

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Emily McDermott Reviews The Battle for Innocence (Montgomery Lake High #4) by Stacy A. Padula

The fourth book of the Montgomery Lake High series, The Battle for Innocence by Stacy A. Padula, flashbacks to seventh grade to shed some insight…

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Free on NetGalley: Award-Winning YA Fiction

Attention book reviewers! Gripped Part 6: The Dunkin Legacy is now available on NetGalley through the end of August. Request a free copy today! Gold…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “Apple of My Pie” by Ava Khouri

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA The Apple of My Pie is a story that simply yet expertly teaches its readers how easy it is…

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Emily McDermott Reviews The Aftermath (Montgomery Lake High #3) by Stacy A. Padula

In the third book of the Montgomery Lake High series, the Aftermath, Jason Davids finds himself at a crossroads between who he has always been…

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Emily McDermott Reviews When Darkness Tries to Hide (Montgomery Lake High #2) by Stacy A. Padula

The second book in the Montgomery Lake High series, When Darkness Tries to Hide, dives further into the lives of students at Montgomery Lake High…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “Beebee and the Amazing Honeycake Rules” by Doreen Maulhardt

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA Beebee and the Amazing Honeycake Rules is a story that teaches the delicate art of problem solving, specifically problem…

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One of the Best Books for Youth Groups to Read in 2026

In a world full of distractions and pressures, finding stories that speak directly to teens’ hearts—while pointing them toward faith, hope, and real-life wisdom—is invaluable…

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Allyson Rankin Reviews “My Happy Place” by Whitney Cunningham

Review by Allyson Rankin, Plymouth, MA My Happy Place is a book you don’t find everyday in the kid’s section; describing legitimate meditation and grounding…

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Emily McDermott Reviews The Right Person (Montgomery Lake High #1) by Stacy A. Padula

In the first book of the Montgomery Lake High series, The Right Person by Stacy A. Padula, a group of friends enter their freshman year…

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Emily McDermott Reviews “The Crash” by Isabelle Semas

Taking place a thousand years into the future, The Crash by Isabelle Semas is a dystopian novel about the dangers of a society reliant on…

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Book Alert! The Apple of My Pie by Ava Khouri Teaches Kids to Look Beyond Appearances

Briley & Baxter Publications is proud to announce the release of "The Apple of My Pie," a delightful and meaningful children’s picture book written by…

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New England Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson & Author Stacy Padula Announce Book Release

Gripped Part 6: The Dunkin Legacy by Stacy Padula Now Available with 5-Star Readers’ Favorite Review, Foreword by TreVeyon Henderson, & Major Award Nominations The…

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Exciting News: ‘Nelson’s Garden & the Free Little Flower Stand’ Is Here!

We are thrilled to announce the release of Nelson’s Garden & the Free Little Flower Stand, the heartwarming second book in the beloved Nelson’s Garden series by mother-daughter duo Candy O’Terry and Colleen Esposito, with beautiful illustrations by Olivia Bosson.