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Category Archives: Genre
Five 2021 Cybils-Nominated Fantasy Adventures
Here are reviews of five great Cybils-nominated adventure fantasies. Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged adventure, Cybils, Mexico, portal fantasy, South Asian, youth adventure, youth fantasy
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3 Spine-Tinglers: The Plentiful Darkness, Long Lost, and Paola Santiago and the Forest of Nightmares
Halloween may be over, but I’m still reading books to make you want to keep the light on at night. Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged dark fantasy, ghosts, Latino/a, Latinx, Mexican-American, New England, youth fantasy
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That Thing about Bollywood by Supriya Kelkar
A girl who’s always loved Bollywood but keeps her feelings locked up suddenly unable to stop singing and dancing about them – and everyone else thinks it’s normal. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged contemporary fantasy, Cybils, divorce, South Asian, Supriya Kelkar, youth fantasy
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The Last Fallen Star by Graci Kim
An impossible task, banished magicians, the meaning of family, and deepest betrayals blend in The Last Fallen Star by Graci Kim. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged Asian-American, California, mythology, quest fantasy, youth fantasy
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The School Between Winter and Fairyland by Heather Fawcett
Here’s a newly-released book from Canadian fantasy author Heather Fawcett. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged class differences, dragons, magical creatures, magical schools, magical woods, youth fantasy
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Scales and Sensibility by Stephanie Burgis
In which I break from my reviews of middle grade fantasy to read a fantasy romance, with small dragons! Continue reading
Posted in Adult, books, Fantasy, Romance
Tagged dragons, Regency England, Romance, Stephanie Burgis
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The Wild Huntsboys by Martin Stewart
The deprivations of wartime London mix with the modern era and dark fairies. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
Tagged contemporary fantasy, Cybils, fairies, youth dystopia, youth fantasy
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