Book Review: Nora Roberts’ Of Blood and Bone
Fallon Swift’s intensive training in magic begins far from home under Mallick’s guidance, preparing her for her destiny to reform the world.
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Book Review: Oliver Jeffers’ The Great Paper Caper
Tree by tree, the forest is being cut down. Homes are disappearing. There must be clues…what about that mysterious bear carrying an ax? Or maybe those paper airplanes?
Book Review: Oliver Jeffers and Sam Winston’s A Child of Books
I am a child of books. I come from a world of stories where one can explore, question, and imagine timeless stories of their own.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Missing
Everyone knows they left. No one knows they’re…m i s s i n g. We were wrong.
Book Review: Eoin Colfer’s Imaginary Fred
Loneliness can make you wish for the unexpected, a dream that can lead to such joy.
Book Review: Tamora Pierce’s Tempests and Slaughter
Three students bound by fate and fated for trouble, as their dreams come into conflict with the friendship of a powerful mage, an ambitious prince, and an overlooked power.
Book Review: Drew Daywalt’s The Crayons’ Book of Colors
The crayons explore the objects they color, providing a fun educational experience for young children.
Book Review: Rick Riordan’s The Dark Prophecy
That gawky, acne-covered sixteen-year-old? Lester? Yeah, that’s Apollo being punished, and he must restore Oracles that have gone dark. Without his powers.
Book Review: Ridley Pearson’s The Final Step
With this string of deaths, Moira Moriarty finds it hard to figure out why her brother, James, has turned so bad, especially since her friend, Sherlock Holmes, was expelled.
Book Review: Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Among the Hidden
In the future families are limited to only two children, so Luke has lived his 12 years in fear, until another convinces him that the government is wrong.