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June 30, 2015

TURNING PAGES: THE JUMBIES by TRACEY BAPTISTE

This book is one off-the-beaten-track for me. It’s definitely a MG chapter book, and skews quite a bit younger than the books we usually…

June 29, 2015

Monday Review: GLORY O’BRIEN’S HISTORY OF THE FUTURE by A.S. King

Summary: I don’t know why I put off reading this one for so long. I really love A.S. King’s writing, and every time I…

June 23, 2015

TURNING PAGES: THE MEMORY CHAIR by SUSAN WHITE

After I sighed enviously through Susan White’s Ten Thousand Truths and longed to live on a magical farm like that (despite the fact that…

June 22, 2015

On Plot Structuring

Cross-posted to Aquafortis. I’m finally back to having time to devote to my WIP–or I should perhaps say, I have seized time back from…

June 19, 2015

TURNING PAGES: JACOBS’S LANDING, by DAPHNE GREER

I love fish-out-of-water novels so much. Junior high seems to be the perfect age to experience new things and retain the adventure of the…

June 18, 2015

Thursday Review: EXQUISITE CORPSE by Penelope Bagieu

Summary: This graphic novel isn’t technically a YA book, but since it’s about a 22-year-old young woman trying to muddle along in early adulthood,…

June 12, 2015

IN TANDEM: DELICATE MONSTERS by STEPHANIE KUEHN

Happy Friday! Welcome to another edition of In Tandem, the dual read-and-review blog series where both A.F. and I give our on-the-spot commentary as…

June 11, 2015

Tumblin’ Around the Kidlitosphere

KidLitCon is coming soon–and the new keeps getting more and more exciting, as we learn that one of the keynote speakers will be The…

June 5, 2015

Mid-Afternoon Funnies: The Forever Girls

Okay, so Rapunzel might be a leeetle over-honest — I mean, come on, if you’d lived by yourself in a tower and had people…

June 4, 2015

Thursday Review: LAST MAN 1: THE STRANGER

Summary: A collaboration by French comics and animation luminaries Balak, Bastien Vivès, and Michaël Sanlaville, Last Man 1: The Stranger is the first installment…

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