The Girl Who Could Fly is an absolutely charming book. It made me cheer and clap, smile with tears in my eyes and shush my family so I could please finish in peace. This delightful book intended for children through 6th grade. Clearly, Scholastic is stating the age appropriateness of this book's themes and not capping... Continue Reading →
Victoria Aveyard's Red Queen is the manifestation of my childhood query, "Why wouldn't the X-Men rule the world?" In her terrific debut novel the premise is almost that simple - people with silver blood are born with inherent and supernatural gifts. Those born with red bl ood have no gifts and as such are destined... Continue Reading →
I have been following many of the blogs that participate in WWW Wednesday and in a heavily caffeine-induced moment of organization I find myself with a nice WWW list. WWW Wednesday is hosted every week by Taking On A World of Words and asks bloggers to answer three questions: What are you currently reading?... Continue Reading →
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