Review of The Lighter Side of Life And Death by C.K. Kelly Martin

Sixteen year old Mason has just experienced the best night of his life. He has flawlessly pulled off his role in the closing night of his play, he had an awesome cast part, AND he just lost his v-card to his best friend, Kat

Review of The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle

The Last Unicorn is a truly beautiful, breathtaking book. It is very short, but quite a bit is packed into those pages.

On Ascendant by Diana Peterfreund

As much as I would love to write a full-review of Ascendant by Diana Peterfreund, there’s still a lot of months until it is out, so I think it’s more prudent to give a quick and dirty mini-review, and NO, not that kind of dirty. Ascendant by Diana Peterfreund is a direct sequel to the […]

Review of Rampant by Diana Peterfreund

Rampant by Diana Peterfreund is made of awesomesauce.

Nerds Heart YA : It’s On Like Donkey Kong: Guantanamo Boy vs. Gringolandia

  Guantanamo Boy by Anna Perera Review: Khalid Ahmad is a 15 year old English boy. He watches and plays futbal, works hard at school, has strong family values and an affinity for computer games. He takes a trip to Pakistan with his family, as his father must clean up loose ends after his grandmother […]

Review of The Passage by Justin Cronin

The first act of the Passage is brilliant. You see, the Passage is a vampire-crossover-into-zombies book, but for grown-ups