“The House” is a quaint mystery story, more suitable for a child rather than a young adult. A nice story and an enjoyable way to pass an hour, but overall a 2 star read.… Read More Audiobook Review: The House by Raelyn Drake
‘The Girls Are Good’ has an important message and it certainly made me think, but beyond that I found the story to be quite repetitive – 2 stars.… Read More Audiobook Review: The Girls Are Good by Ilaria Bernardini
Behind the Screenby Israel Keats Publication date: January 1st 2019Publisher: Darby Creek ™ Lerner Publishing Group Summary: Hannah’s sister, Alexis, has been acting different lately. For one thing, she’s constantly on her phone when she never used to care that much about it. But after Hannah discovers that Alexis has developed a relationship with a boy she met… Read More Audiobook Review: Behind the Screen by Israel Keats
I liked the short, snappy chapters and fact that the overall message is a positive one, but the story itself wasn’t to my tastes. “Posioned” was a 2 star read for me, but I’d still recommend it for fantasy fans, or someone who enjoys fairy tale retellings.… Read More Book Review: Poisoned by Jennifer Donnelly
“The Colours That Blind” tells an important story through the eyes of a young albino boy and his grandmother. I enjoyed the plot, but for me, the dual timelines and terminology meant that I couldn’t enjoy this as much as I had wanted to. This was a 2 star read for me.… Read More Book Review: The Colours That Blind by Rutendo Tavengerwei
“Media Queen” is a really fun, light and easy read about one woman’s ambition to become a success in the media world. I enjoyed the story for the most part, but felt that this was more of a YA read. It’s an enjoyable 3 stars from me!… Read More Book Review: Media Queen by Michelle Prak
“The Last Paper Crane” tells the emotional, haunting story of a young man’s struggle for survival following the atomic bomb in Hiroshima. I really enjoyed the poignant narrative and feel that I’ve learned a lot through this eye opening tale – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: The Last Paper Crane by Kerry Drewery
“The Elsinore Vanish” is another good read by Joanna Baker. I enjoyed acting the detective and putting together the puzzle pieces to try and solve this seemingly impossible murder. I’d recommend you give it a try! 4 stars!… Read More Book Review: The Elsinore Vanish by Joanna Baker
“Setting the World on Fire” is a unique coming of age story. Having had everything she ever wanted in life, Rebecca DeMeyer is oblivious to reality. Rebecca finds her feet in the real world and learns the ugly truth about it too. This book was good and I’m sure that with some fine tuning, author Maggie K.C Au will be able to publish this as a great YA read.… Read More Book Review: Setting the World on Fire by Maggie K.C. Au
I really enjoyed this story by Joanna Baker. ‘Devastation Road’ is a well-paced mystery that I’d recommend for any fans of the genre, even if you don’t think that YA fiction is for you – 4 stars!… Read More Book Review: Devastation Road by Joanna Baker
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