If you love when characters die out of left field, hop onto The Girl of Fire And Thorns by Rae Carson love train, a book review.
Juliet Immortal by Stacey Jay Book Review
August 22, 2011
Juliet Immortal by Stacey Jay reexamines the Romeo and Juliet mythos. You see, Shakespeare gets it all wrong. Romeo and Juliet didn’t die for love. Instead, Romeo killed Juliet to get immortality as promised by these beings known as the Mercenaries.
The Flint Heart by Katherine Paterson & John Paterson Book Review
August 18, 2011
The Flint Heart by Katherine Paterson and John Paterson illustrated by John Rocco opens up on ancient times. Long ago, in the Stone Age, a young soldier named Phuttphutt once wanted what is not his, the chiefdom of his clan.
Ironside by Holly Black Retro Friday Audiobook Review
August 12, 2011
Ironside by Holly Black picks up where Tithe leaves off. Roiben has been coronated as king of the Unseelie Court. Kaye, while wasted on wine, decides to declare her love for Roiben at his coronation.
Blood And Flowers by Penny Blubaugh Book Review
August 9, 2011
In Blood And Flowers by Penny Blubaugh, there exists a world in which the realm of humans and the realm of fairies exist side by side.
The Wild Orchid by Cameron Dokey Retro Friday Review
August 5, 2011
Retro Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Angieville where you review an older book. I read The Wild Orchid by Cameron Dokey back in April for the Dewey Readathon. This young adult book retells the ballad of Mulan. It’s a bit more in-depth than the Disney film — but lacking the awesome songs (and […]