Reviews – Page 105 – Dispatches From Wonderland

September 5, 2006

The Quick and the Light

I never know exactly what to expect when I see on a book’s cover that it’s the author’s first novel. I don’t know whether…

September 5, 2006

Small Town Bovine

“When you don’t talk, there’s a lot of stuff that ends up not being said.” It might seem obvious to you, but to D.J….

August 25, 2006

Magic, Murder and Tangled Plotlines

Nola is only 17, and already she and her mother have had to run away a couple of times because of her particular Talent….

August 25, 2006

Questioning Lani Garver

Whatever Happened to Lani Carver? is a book I read awhile back, but have struggled to categorize. It seems to go to great lengths…

August 25, 2006

'The Boyfriend' Is In!

To begin with, may I just say that Noel is my Boyfriend List Boyfriend? And that I just about cried (really heavy sniffles, only…

August 25, 2006

Happy Hippie Hotel

Tracey Forrester is in hell. Okay, she’s actually on vacation with her father and for the first time, not with her mother, too. Her…

August 25, 2006

Like A Motorcycle?

I went to school with a boy named Harley Davidson… I know our Harley was sick of answering the question: “Like A Motorcycle?” so…

August 22, 2006

Adventure's Just An Envelope Away

I love the idea behind Maureen Johnson‘s 13 Little Blue Envelopes, one of the books nominated for the ALA Teens’ Top Ten (an instant…

August 17, 2006

Free At Last…

(Full props to MotherReader, who suggested I read this novel.)“When a grown man threatens a little girl,” he said, “he does it because he…

August 17, 2006

DUDE! Thou Shalt Not, Okay?!

Ah, another novel of dumping and getting dumped on. Thou Shalt Not Dump The Skater Dude was a fun read about bravery and dealing,…

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