Hiya! It's been so long since I have been on DOGO books! I really missed it and I am glad to be back! Recently, my favorite books are Wuthering Heights, John Adams, Jane Eyre, Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, and Gathering Blue! My read-a-thon for spring is starting!!! I will try to post summaries of books every week that I read! Feel free to follow along with me on my journey. The current book I am planning to discuss is John Adams by David McCullough! Again, thank you so much everyone for making DOGO such a wonderful place :D See you soon!

Winning this Explorer Academy book would be an enormous honor for me. I really enjoy reading this series and it would be a huge help during the pandemic! Finding light in this life crisis has been really hard for me and this book would brighten my day. You can travel many places in a book and I would like to do so, safely tucked away in my nook. Spiraling away into this tangling story is all I could ever wish for. I am planning on hosting read-aloud sessions with my friends, virtually, and I think this book would be perfect! I am graciously thankful for all the support of books that DOGO provides even in this challenging time.

I have read all of the explorer academy books, and they have been amazingly awesome. I am sure that this book (while leaving me on yet ANOTHER cliffhanger.) will be just as good.

If you have a phone, more than likely you or your parents have gotten a text that turned out to be spam. Yeah, so have we. But have you ever gotten a text from a dead person? No! That can’t happen! Can it? After an accident involving a train, Harry Mancini wakes up from a week long coma to find that among the gifts and candies and flowers, there is a strange flip-phone in one of the gift boxes. Trying it, Harry finds that sadly, it doesn’t call people. However, that night, it buzzes with a text! From… someone who claims to be Harry Houdini? Harry (Mancini) is suspicious that this is one of his friends playing a prank on him. However after many questions, he finds out that it really is Houdini texting him. But things can always go wrong… A book that, from the moment you pick it up, demands to be read fully before putting it back down. Amazing book, would recommend.

If you have a phone, more than likely you or your parents have gotten a text that turned out to be spam. Yeah, so have we. But have you ever gotten a text from a dead person? No! That can’t happen! Can it? After an accident involving a train, Harry Mancini wakes up from a week long coma to find that among the gifts and candies and flowers, there is a strange flip-phone in one of the gift boxes. Trying it, Harry finds that sadly, it doesn’t call people. However, that night, it buzzes with a text! From… someone who claims to be Harry Houdini? Harry (Mancini) is suspicious that this is one of his friends playing a prank on him. However after many questions, he finds out that it really is Houdini texting him. But things can always go wrong… A book that, from the moment you pick it up, demands to be read fully before putting it back down. Amazing book, would recommend.