Category: Age Group 13+
Review: All-American Muslim Girl
All-American Muslim Girl by Nadine Jolie Courtney In the newest novel by Nadine Jolie Courtney, a teenage girl named Allie learns to embrace and accept a part of her that many don’t understand. Her journey is one woven with threads of many colors: the […]
Review: Dutch Girl
Dutch Girl : Audrey Hepburn and World War II by Robert Matzen Anyone who knows me knows that I’m borderline obsessed with anything related to Audrey Hepburn. I’ve seen all the films. I’ve read all the books. I own a ton of the cool […]
Review: The House Children
The House Children by Heidi Daniele Mary Margaret Joyce belongs to no one. And no one belongs to her. The night she was rescued from a shuttered barn by the friendly face of a young woman she vaguely knew, Mary was sure she’d finally […]
Review: Willa of the Wood
Willa of the Wood by Robert Beatty Willa can blend. She can disappear. She can bend the wood to her very will, feeling the drum of it deep in her bones. She can move like a snake, silent and cunning. The very soil of […]
Review: Umbertouched
Umbertouched by Livia Blackburne When last we saw the healer Zivah and the warrior Dineas, they were on a mission against the Empire. All of their collective efforts were wrapped up in finding out the purpose and strategy of the impending war, and what […]
Double Review: Seasons of Littleton
Christmas at Edgewood Park & Christmas at Cartwright Manor a pair of novellas, by Shaela Kay Happy New Year, my loyal readers and bookish enthusiasts! I hope you’ve all had wonderful and memorable holidays with the loved ones you have chosen to spend your […]
Review: Picture Us In The Light
Picture Us In the Light by Kelly Loy Gilbert Life in the Cheng household has always been quiet. Danny has grown up much of his life in an affluent part of California, watching his parents work hard at their jobs to create an existence […]
Review: Factor Man
Factor Man by Matt Ginsberg As an established book reviewer, I receive a lot of what are known in the industry as ARCS. These are advanced reader copies, essentially novels that are on their way to being produced for the masses and are soft-launching […]
Recommendation: Passenger
Passenger by Alexandra Bracken Passage, n. i. A brief section of music composed of a series of notes and flourishes. ii. A journey by water; a voyage. iii. The transition from one place to another, across space and time. There are some fantasy worlds […]
Review: Prince in Disguise
Prince in Disguise by Stephanie Kate Strohm “You’re Dusty’s sister?” For the entirety of Dylan’s life, she’s been firmly ensconced in Dusty’s perfume-ridden shadow. And it’s not even that she begrudges her sister the spotlight; Dusty is far better suited for the glitz and […]