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April 24, 2013

TURNING PAGES: Moses, Me & Murder: A Barkerville Mystery, by Ann Walsh

In the world of judging a book by its cover, I’ll admit, I caved. I was interested in this novel solely because of its…

April 10, 2013

Turning Pages: GHOST HAND, by Ripley Patton *(Book One of the PSS Chronicles)

The adventures I have, when I randomly buy, pick up, or otherwise gank books! Once again, I am SUPER EXCITED because I’ve found another…

March 14, 2013

Thursday PREview: GADGET GIRL by Suzanne Kamata

Reader Gut Reaction: Gadget Girl: The Art of Being Invisible, by Suzanne Kamata, comes out in May, but I’ve been cleared by the author…

March 5, 2013

Monday Review: GEEKS, GIRLS AND SECRET IDENTITIES by Mike Jung

Reader Gut Reaction: I’ve been meaning to read Geeks, Girls and Secret Identities for quite a while, because the author, Mike Jung, is an…

February 27, 2013

Turning Pages: The Summer Prince, by Alaya Dawn Johnson

Oh, my gosh, this was a hard book to review. Maybe because I kept kind of having to shudder, because I knew what was…

February 5, 2013

Turning Pages: Fire Horse Girl, by Kay Honeyman

I think historical fiction needs better PR. People would read it, if they could truly believe that it would help them choke down dry…

January 11, 2013

TURNING PAGES: A Song for Bijou, by Josh Farrar

What attracted me to what can only be described as a middle grade romance? Was it the adorable cover, the adorkable main characters, the…

November 6, 2012

CYBILS F/SF: THE CHAOS, by Nalo Hopkinson

Another week, and another unique novel. After Leila so strenuously recommended Enchanted, I figured I had pretty well done my “every-fairytale-you-know-stuffed-in” plot for awhile….

October 23, 2012

CYBILS F/SF: The Girl With Borrowed Wings, by Rinsai Rosetti

This is a story that I had trouble categorizing. It’s horrifically realistic, in so many ways… but, because of its setting in the modern-day…

October 22, 2012

Monday Review: VESSEL by Sarah Beth Durst

Reader Gut Reaction:I’d been looking forward to reading Sarah Beth Durst’s newest. It promised a return to a more traditional type of fantasy structure,…

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