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Category Archives: Reviews
Little Monsters by Máire Roche for MMGM
Here’s a contemporary, Halloween-y retelling of Little Women, perfect for middle grade readers. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged book reviews, book-review, books, classic retellings, fiction, LGBTQ, middle grade book reviews, MMGM, monsters, reading, youth fantasy
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Continuing Gaslamp Adventures: A Waltz of Sinister Import, Stormsong, and Soulstar
In which I look at book 3 of the Lady and Lord Riven series by Stephanie Burgis and books 2 and 3 of the Kingston Cycle by C.L. Polk. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Reviews
Tagged Black fantasy, books, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, gaslamp fantasy, LGBTQ, vampires
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Magic and Mental Health: Rialto and Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute
On the surface, these two books don’t have much in common with each other. Rialto by Kate Milford is a contemporary middle grade fantasy book with all of the magic weaving in and out of everyday life that I’d expect … Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews, Romance, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, Kate Milford, magical carousels, mental health, middle grade book reviews, reading, sisters, Talia Hibbert, teen book reviews, teen romance, youth fantasy
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Engaging Chapter Books: The Mighty Macy, Raquel Reyes, The Avian Adventurers, and Heartwood Hotel
I talk about three new chapter books and one older but very popular book – all aimed at about middle elementary school-aged kids, including books by Kwame Alexander, Angela Cervantes, Heidi E.Y. Stemple, and Kallie George. Continue reading
3 Fantasy Graphic Novels for Kids: Camp Monster, Goat Magic, and the Space Cat
Here are three different takes on fantasy/sci-fi adventures for kids in graphic novel format. Misunderstandings and pranks take the lead in Camp Monster; a princess in exile needs the help of goats and their herder in Goat Magic, and a cat has multiple funny/serious adventures with aliens in The Space Cat. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Middle Grade, Reviews, Sci-Fi
Tagged African-American, aliens, books, cats, comics, Fantasy, LGBTQ, literature, monsters, reading, youth fantasy, youth graphic novels
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Magic and Secrets: The Ink Witch, Farrah Noorzad and the Realm of Nightmares, and Scarlet Morning
Here are three fantasy books where kids uncover secrets and find that solving their personal problems might just help the larger world as well. The Ink Witch by Steph Cherrywell. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2025. ISBN 978-0316585941. Read … Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged award winners, book reviews, book-review, books, djinn, Fantasy, fiction, LGBTQ, Middle Grade, pirates, reading, Stonewall Award, witches, youth fantasy
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Middle School Betrayals: A Field Guide to Broken Promises and A Split Second
A Field Guide to Broken Promises and A Split Second are two moving stories of middle school girls blindsided by betrayals from friends and sometimes family, each with a slight speculative twist Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Realistic, Reviews
Tagged African-American, book blog, book blogger, book reviews, book-review, books, cryptids, fiction, friend drama, friendship, Jewish, midddle grade, middle school fiction, time travel, youth fantasy, youth fiction
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Farrah Noorzad and Amir: Journeys with Jinn for Kids
Here are two Cybils-nominated books with rich worldbuilding, fast action, and thought-provoking themes: Farrah Noorazad and the Ring of Fate by Deeba Zargarpur, and Amir and the Jinn Princess by M.T. Khan. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged #Cybils2024, adventure, book bloggers, book blogs, book reviews, book-review, books, Cybils, djinn, Fantasy, fiction, Middle Eastern, middle grade book reviews, South Asian, youth fantasy
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Summer Camp Scares: It Came from the Trees and The Last Rhee Witch
These two excellently terrifying Cybils-nominated books for middle grade readers set duriing summer camping trips. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged African-American, Asian-American, book reviews, book-review, books, camping, cryptids, Cybils, fiction, ghosts, Girl Scouts, Korean American, review, youth fantasy, youth horror
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Review of Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell
Both timely and timeless, Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell is a book you definitely want to read. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged #Cybils2024, book-review, books, Fantasy, fiction, magical creatures, Middle Grade, middle grade book reviews, pirates, portal fantasy, youth fantasy
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