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Category Archives: Fantasy
Time Villains by Victor Piñeiro
Here’s a fast-paced time travel adventure, with two modern-day kids at a school with more secrets than they know about accidentally bringing the notorious pirate Blackbeard into the present day. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged Cybils 2021, Latinx, middle school fiction, pirates, Puerto Rican, time travel, youth fantasy
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Blog Tour! THE TROUBLED GIRLS OF DRAGOMIR ACADEMY
I am so honored to be part of the blog tour for Anne Ursu’s latest book! Read all about it! Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged Anne Ursu, blog tours, historical fantasy, youth fantasy
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Nominate Me for the Cybils Award!
Here are 18 books that haven’t been nominated for the Cybils as of this writing, which I would really love to see nominated! Continue reading
10 Fantasy Books under 250 Pages
Here’s a book list for kids who want fantasy, but aren’t up for a tome. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Lists, Middle Grade
Tagged bibliography, Middle Grade, youth fantasy
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Anya and the Nightingale by Sofiya Pasternack
Here’s an exciting fantasy set in Kievan Rus, just perfect for Sukkot! Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Historical, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged dragons, elves, goats, historical fantasy, Jewish, Middle Grade, PTSD, Russia, youth fantasy
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Healer of the Water Monster by Brian Young
12-year-old Nathan’s summer on the reservation gets a whole lot more interesting when he has to rescue a dying young water monster, connecting more with his Navajo culture in the process. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged contemporary fantasy, Middle Grade, mythology, Navajo, PTSD, youth fantasy
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Kingston and the Magician’s Lost and Found by Rucker Moses and Theo Gangi
12-year-old Kingston tries to rescue his long-missing father from the mysterious world on the other side of a mirror. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged African-American, Brooklyn, stage magic, youth fantasy
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The Adventures of Team Pom: Squid Happens by Isabel Roxas
All may seem ordinary in the quiet Queens neighborhood of Shadyside where this graphic is set, but adventure and nefarious activity is afoot, as a trio of girls finds out. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Middle Grade
Tagged adventure, Asian-American, Filipino, graphic novels, New York City, squid, youth graphic novels
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Much Ado about Baseball and Ophie’s Ghosts
Two of my most-anticipated summer books: Much Ado about Baseball by Rajani LaRocca and Ophie’s Ghosts by Justina Ireland. Continue reading
The Total Eclipse of Nestor Lopez by Adrianna Cuevas
Here’s a story of growing up in a military family, making new friends – and battling an evil witch from Costa Rican legend in small-town Texas. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
Tagged Adrainna Cuevas, Latinx, military families, mythology, Texas, youth fantasy
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