Cybils – Page 18 – Dispatches From Wonderland

March 9, 2009

What Harm Can One Song Do?: Audrey, Wait! by Robin Benway

This title was a 2008 Cybils YA Finalist.Doesn’t every high school girl daydream of having a boyfriend who’s in a band? Well, Audrey has…

March 5, 2009

Ten Cents a Dance by Christine Fletcher

This book was a 2008 Cybils YA finalist.Ruby Jacinski is just fifteen years old, but in 1940s Chicago, that’s old enough to drop out…

February 18, 2009

Temporary Hibernation

I thought that I might be going into temporary hibernation for reasons of moodiness and creeping angst, but this has morphed into an emergency-revision…

February 1, 2009

Katsa, Full of Grace — and Choices

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. Katsa is used to being alone. Her mismatched eyes announce that she…

January 30, 2009

A Sweeping Tale of Flight

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. From his cloudy beginnings — Conor was born high in the sky…

January 29, 2009

If Napoleon Never Met His Waterloo…

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. Set in an alternate history version of Edinburgh in 1938, Jenny Davison’s…

January 24, 2009

Holding On To A Dream…

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. 17-year-old Janie Hannagan’s not good with sleepovers. It’s a good thing she…

January 22, 2009

A Simple Spinner, A Tangled Web

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction.All Charlotte Miller needs is a break — just one little break which…

January 19, 2009

Kill. Or, Be Killed. Reality TV…

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. I have to admit that this book whacked me upside the head….

January 18, 2009

The Magister, the Henchman, the Gutterboy & the Thief

This book is a 2008 Cybils Finalist for Fantasy and Science Fiction. Oooh, fun, fun, fun. First-time author Sarah Prineas has created a fabulous…

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