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Burton Cole

Publisher: BHKids

Paper Over Board

$12.99

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Meet Sebastian HingleHobb. He’s also known as Bash. He’s Raymond Boxby’s cousin and he’s, well, something else! But totally in a good way.

Bash is known for his quirky escapades and his outrageous experiments. He nicknames everything, even Raymond aka Beamer. He enjoys riding cows and trying to make his friends fly by covering them with Fly Tape. There’s never a dull moment with Bash around!

In Bash and the Pirate Pig, Raymond “Beamer” Boxby is sent to spend the summer with Sebastian “Bash” HingleHobb. Raymond’s parents feel spending the summer on a spacious farm will be much better than spending it with his nose stuck in comic books and video games. Raymond would rather not but when the parents say go, what choice does he have but to go. Bash opens Raymond’s eyes to a whole new world, creating experiences and memories that both Raymond and Bash will never forget.

Through the book, Bash teaches Raymond wise lessons from inside his “Farmin’ and Fishin’ Book” also known as the Bible. These are lessons that Raymond doesn’t always get at home but he learns to enjoy thanks to his cousin’s zany adventures. They are great lessons that every child can enjoy.

You can purchase Bash and the Pirate Pig online or in stores for $12.99. This is a book our family truly enjoyed and yours will too!

You can view more BHKids books online at https://www.bhpublishinggroup.com.

*Disclaimer – I received a copy of Bash and the Pirate Pig free in exchange for my honest opinion shared in a review from BHKids and FlyBy Promotions. I’m including this disclaimer in accordance with FTC guidelines and regulations.

Joan Wolf is a 30 year veteran of Romance writing. She has provided great reading material in the genre’s of Historical Romance, Regency Romance, Historical Novels and more. Her series of biblical based fictions is unlike anything I’ve ever read.

The Scarlet Cord tells the love story of Rahab. Rahab is a Canaanite woman from the times of battle in Jericho. Rahab aided the Israelite people by hanging a scarlet cord from her window to give warning. Though this was a dangerous thing to do, this brave and beautiful young woman took much risk to help a cause she believed in and follow her faith in the meantime.

While preforming this brave action, Rahab also finds her one true love, Sala. Sala is an Israelite boy who saves her in more than one way. Her love of Sala and her strength to do what is write leads her to find her greatest love of all: The Love of God. Both were everlasting and unconditional loves that she never thought she’d find.

Though this book is fictional, it does have a biblical story line. The story of Rahab has been created from the events of the time period from biblical accounts. I found the story intriguing and easy to follow. It was very much enjoyable and it has led me to want to read more Historical Fiction from Joan Wolf.

This wonderful book, The Scarlet Cord, from Joan Wolf can be found online for $15.99. Joan Wolf is also the writer of A Reluctant Queen and the recently released novel, Daughter of Jerusalem.

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze®.com <https://BookSneeze®.com> book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 <https://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_03/16cfr255_03.html> : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

Bash and the Pirate Pig {Propeller Review}

This Scarlett Cord {BookSneeze Review}