Meet Me at the Bookshelf

This is Sassy’s (@3phibotticelli) book review column. She and her momma love to read so check back often for pawsome book reviews!

This is Sassy’s rating system for the books she reviews:
Five paws: A must-read. So good that all my paws are waving.
So good that I borrowed a paw from Momma, who types for me, plus added all four of mine.
Four paws: A great read. Enjoy it in the tub.
Three paws: Eh. To read or not to read, if you have extra time, then read it.
Two paws: Likely skip it. Drags on, characters are silly, or just not a good read.
One paw: Seriously, skip it.

  • Theo of Golden by Allen Levi

    I am a dog. I write impressions of the books Momma reads to me each night. Hugs, hi everyone! *Sassy wavy paws Welcome to Meet Me At The Bookshelf. Today I am reviewing Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. Theo is an 86-year-old, mysterious Portuguese stranger who arrives in Golden, Georgia. He loves the people…

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  • Whistler by Ann Patchett

    I am a dog. I contribute to the fabulous Anipal Times. I write my impressions of the books my Momma reads to me each night. I hope you like my book review. First, I want to explain my rating system for the books I review. Five paws: A must-read. So good that all my paws…

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  • This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page

    Hugs everyone! *Sassy wavy paws. I am a dog. I contribute to the fabulous Anipal Times. I write my impressions of the books my Momma reads to me each night. I hope you like my book review. First, I want to explain my ranking system for the books I review. Five paws: A must-read. So…

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  • The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett

    Hi everyone! *Sassy wavy paws Welcome to another Meet Me at the Bookshelf Book Review. Today we have The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett; the same author as The Help, which is a famous book and movie. This book is excellent historical fiction and revolves around orphan homes in 1930s Oxford, Mississippi. Meg LeFleur, eleven,…

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  • Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth

    Hi everyone. Welcome back to Meet Me at the Bookshelf! *Sassy wavy paws! Today I am reviewing a book called Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth.This book is a stunning mystery doused with a deeply twisted family tragedy. Brutal twists and turns galore keep the pages turning, which include a tiny, twice -rescued Chihuahua named Nugget.…

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  • Betty and Rita Go To Paris by Judith E. Hughes

    Wavy Paws. Today, I am reviewing a picture book travelogue for Meet Me At The Bookshelf called Betty and Rita Go to Paris with Text by Judith E. Hughes and Photographs by Michael Malyszko. Ah, Paris. What could be better? The French Crown Jewels, you say? A little robbery at the Louvre, you say. No,…

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  • The Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown

    Wavy paws. Today, we have a mystery thriller to review for Meet Me At the Bookshelf. The author of The DaVinci Code, Angels and Demons, and Origin, Dan Brown, authored this 671-page novel called The Secret of Secrets. Fifty millionty billion walkies could have occurred during Momma’s reading of this dud. Nod, nod. Two stars,…

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  • The Busybody Book Club by Freya Sampson

    Hi! I’m Sassy, @3phibotticelli on Twitter/X. My momma reads about one hundred books a year *proud ears*. So today, I am gonna review one for woo that has a doggy, Craddock the bulldog, in it. Enjoy! The Busybody Book Club by Freya Sampson In this fast-action mystery novel, Craddock the bulldog keeps a watchful eye…

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