The fact that science fiction and books with complex, interesting themes are blowing up the YA market makes me excited. I think teenagers and regular readers of YA absolutely deserve smart books that will make them question and make them think. The Different Girl by Gordon Dahlquist is one of those smart books — while I […]
Sirens Janet Fox Book Review
November 29, 2012
I am 100% positive that if I was a young adult during the roaring 20s, I’d totally be a flapper. This notion is purely based on the things I’ve read in YA books. After reading The Diviners by Libba Bray, I sort of felt as though I NEEDED to read more 1920s-set books and I had […]
Colin Fischer Ashley Edward Miller and Zach Stentz Audiobook Review
November 28, 2012
I love those moments when I’m like hmmm, I have this audiobook for review and it’s about four hours long and I have at least two hours of driving, if not more in my day, might as well give it a whirl AND the audiobook turns out to be incredibly enjoyable. Y’all, over the course […]
Falling Kingdoms Morgan Rhodes Book Review
November 21, 2012
WhenI first saw the cover of Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes, I got immediately excited, because it contains things that I love — a bird, a castle, a hooded figure and awwww yeah DAGGERS! I was so pumped up because I absolutely love a good high fantasy story and with the whole Game Of Thrones popularity, […]
Black City Elizabeth Richards Book Review
November 20, 2012
Just because everyone else is all fatigued by vampires and dystopian fiction does not mean that I am. And y’all, I was freakin EXCITED about reading Black City by debut author Elizabeth Richards, because it has both of these things! Unfortunately, despite my OMGANTICIPATION feelings, I did not fall madly in love with Black City, however, I […]
Venom by Fiona Paul Book Review
November 15, 2012
Y’all, Venom by Fiona Paul was a book that I unabashedly loved. Look, I’ve seen some negative reviews and you can judge the hell out of me, but I freakin am not ashamed of my LOVE for Venom.