Five Fall Favorites: Babies

Welcome back to day 5 of FFF!

I don't know about you, but after all that bike riding yesterday, I'm awfully sore. I'm sooo glad I got put in charge of holding down the benches today. *smirks* *pats seat next to me* C'mon, there's plenty of room. We've got several benches here, I think everyone should fit. Doesn't it feel so good to get off your feet for a bit? Anyway, while I've got your attention, let me show you the books I picked for today's genre! Today's picks all feature...you guessed it—babies! With October being Respect Life month, don't you think it's fitting? 

Am I the only one that adores children?? I personally have more fun with kids that can talk and run around, but babies are absolutely adorable. 

(NOTE: every link that you click will open a new tab in your browser. I know how annoying it can be to leave the original post.)

The Strange Case of Baby H - Kathryn Reiss

Who doesn't love a good mystery? Admittedly, it's been a loooong time since I've read this one. But I honestly really loved all the American Girl history mysteries and this one is no exception. A baby found on a doorstep with a note attached to it? That's a recipe for an epic story. *grins*

A Cry in the Dark - Beverly Lewis

Once again, it's been a long time since I've read this one (but not quite as long as Baby H). But this story is super cute. And the ending? *sniffs* soooo sweet. 

Never Say Goodbye - Sarah Grace Grzy

Is this book technically a romance? ...Yes. But it also has a single dad trope which plays a huge role in the story, and may I just say that Murrae is the most adorable little girl e v e r. Find my review here.

Martin Hospitality - Abigayle Claire

Unplanned pregnancy, forced out of her apartment, ends up living with a family on a farm in the middle of nowhere. It's just one of those books that kinda reminds you of Little House on the Prairie: it's not really about anything other that just plain ol' life. Read my review here, and also my review of the sequel here.

The Family Secret - Susan K. Marlow

Of course I had to mention the Circle C Adventures again. Baby Hannah is a brat. But she's also cute. And she teaches Andi patience. *cackles*

Loads more cuteness awaits at the literary lodge!

And if you haven't entered the giveaway by now you obviously don't follow orders very well. So let's try it this way: Don't enter the giveaway! (Pssst—this is the LAST DAY to enter!)

Tomorrow is the last day! *cries* Make sure you come back for the final hurrah!