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September 8, 2014

TURNING PAGES: BABA ALI AND THE CLOCKWORK DJINN, by Danielle Ackley-McPhail & Day Al-Mohamed

Come, Best Beloved, and sit you by my feet. I shall tell you a tale such as sister Scheherazade could have scarce imagined. A…

June 30, 2014

Reviews in Tandem: THE SHADOW HERO by Gene Luen Yang and Sonny Liew

Welcome to another installment of Reviews in Tandem, where we both have our say about a book we’ve each read in an informal back-and-forth…

May 15, 2014

Thursday Review: THE UNDERTAKING OF LILY CHEN by Danica Novgorodoff

This gorgeously painted, quirky, fascinating graphic novel is one I’ve been meaning to read and review for a while (review copy provided by First…

May 13, 2014

TURNING PAGES: A TIME TO DANCE, by Padma Venkatraman

This book pretty well had me at the cover. Like Venkatraman’s earlier novel, CLIMBING THE STAIRS (and WOW, the Spanish language cover of that…

May 9, 2014

5 & dime friday: the gadfly edition

Happy Friday, Peeps! Man – it’s been awhile since we’ve been cushion-diving for change around here, so today we are going to be ALL…

February 17, 2014

Cybils Review: YAQUI DELGADO WANTS TO KICK YOUR ASS by Meg Medina

This year’s Cybils Award winners were announced this weekend! Have you checked them out? If not, go do it—as always, they’re varied, exciting, and…

February 11, 2014

Cover Revealed: TANKBORN TRILOGY finale!

“Beautiful cover? Check. Intricate storyline? Check. High stakes, romance, intrigue, and bittersweet ending? Check, check, check. Arresting and nuanced, this novel can easily crossover…

January 14, 2014

Reviews in Brief: Monday Miscellany

The Wig in the Window by Kristen Kittscher. I don’t review middle grade novels all that often, but I’d been wanting to read this…

September 27, 2013

TURNING PAGES: My Basmati Bat Mitzvah, by Paula J. Freedman

Not gonna lie, when I was a kid, I wanted to be Jewish. At nine years old, my best friend was a twenty-three year…

May 15, 2013

TURNING PAGES: Reaper’s Novice, by Cecilia Robert

It’s not every day that you read a book set in Vienna that has really nothing to do with the stereotypical Vienna. I mean,…

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