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March 23, 2015

In Tandem: BLACK DOVE, WHITE RAVEN, by ELIZABETH WEIN

Welcome to another edition of In Tandem, the read-and-review blog series where both A.F. and I give our two cents at the same time….

March 6, 2015

TURNING PAGES: OUT OF THE DRAGON’S MOUTH by JOYCE BURNS ZEISS

Narrative non-fiction is generally the only type of non-fiction we review here at Wonderland, ’cause we’re all about the story. This novel isn’t non-fiction,…

February 6, 2015

Diversity + SpecFic = Match Made of Awesome

Blog note: In light of the scary fact that no one has actually spoken to Harper Lee from HarperCollins in person… we’ve taken down…

January 5, 2015

Monday Review: MS. MARVEL VOL. 1: NO NORMAL by Wilson and Alphona

Summary: I was excited, intrigued, and a little wary when I heard that the new reboot of Ms. Marvel was going to be a…

December 5, 2014

TURNING PAGES: ROSE EAGLE, by JOSEPH BRUCHAC

It’s a blustery, rainy day, and I have hot tea and lemon and have just finished a novella I’ve been looking forward to for…

December 3, 2014

TURNING PAGES: ESCAPE FROM TIBET, by NICK GRAY, with Laura Scandiffio

This book is non-fiction, and was originally self-published, because the filmmaker Nick Gray was so convinced this was a story we should know. Nonfiction…

November 28, 2014

TURNING PAGES: WAR BROTHERS, by SHARON E. MCKAY

This is a story about child soldiers in Uganda, in Africa, and about Kony Joseph. It’s fictional, but based on a true account. Despite…

November 14, 2014

TURNING PAGES: EUPHEMIA FAN: SPY GIRL by Cassandra Neyenesch

I received this book courtesy of Full Fathom Five Digital and while normally I prefer digital books which have paper counterparts, I made an…

October 14, 2014

KidLitCon, 2014: A Retrospective, Part I

KidLitCon: Brought to you by these fine people. l-r: Maureen Kearney, seated. Standing, me (aka tanita), Jen Robinson, Charlotte Taylor, Melissa Fox, Reshama Deshmukh,…

October 8, 2014

TURNING PAGES: THIRD DAUGHTER by SUSAN KAYE QUINN

If you do a search on “South Asian Steampunk,” you get pictures of some fab cosplay, but buptkus on books. (I actually found a…

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