Reviews – Page 81 – Dispatches From Wonderland

October 10, 2007

Strange Bedfellows

This book is a 2007 Fantasy and Science Fiction Cybils Award Nominee. Only a few weeks left until Bella’s high school graduation…and, if she…

October 4, 2007

Bard Trumps Fairyland

This book is a 2007 Fantasy and Science Fiction Cybils Award Nominee. If you enjoyed Nancy Farmer’s book The Sea of Trolls, you’ll be…

October 4, 2007

Escape from Spokane

When I found out Sherman Alexie’s newest book was specifically a YA title, I was intrigued–I know that he’s written a lot about teenagers,…

October 4, 2007

October Country: Restless Spirits

In honor of the blog community event October Country, here’s a look at some of our favorite ghost-themed writing, with a special focus on…

October 4, 2007

Bradbury Season: Butler’s October Country

“I lost an arm on my last trip home.” “Look, your ancestors survived that era—survived it with fewer advantages than you have…”“Strength. Endurance. To…

October 2, 2007

A Mucker's Book Of Memory

This book is a 2007 Fantasy and Science Fiction Cybils Award Nominee. It all began when Saren said “No.”She refused. Utterly.She knew a secret…

October 2, 2007

A Heroine, According to the Heavens

There was an explosion of stars falling and whirling the night Tegan was born, but few want to admit it. Her mother, Nessa, fearfully…

October 2, 2007

Oddly Fantastic, She's a Wall?

One is born, the professor remembers, only once every century. And, he’s been waiting for her for a long, long time. But so has…

September 30, 2007

Wicked Cool Overlooked Books: Out Rocking Robin Hood

In “a distant time and far-off place,” Cynthia Voight created a dynamic and intense character in a complex society. Unlike her more well-known Tillerman…

September 26, 2007

Friendship…A Force of Nature

Nina Bermudez, Avery Dekker, and Mel Forrest have been best friends since childhood–they even have a secret Bermudez Triangle chant. And though they’ve grown…

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