-
Join 1,161 other subscribers
- Follow alibrarymama on WordPress.com
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Tags
- #OwnVoices
- #ReadDiverse2017
- Adult Nonfiction
- adventure
- African-American
- Armchair Cybils
- Asian-American
- audio
- audiobooks
- award winners
- bibliography
- contemporary fantasy
- cooking
- Cybils
- diversity
- dragons
- Early Chapter Books
- fairy tales
- Fantasy
- fiction
- graphic novels
- historical fantasy
- historical fiction
- humor
- knitting
- Latino/a
- Latinx
- LGBTQ
- mr. fp
- multiculturalism
- Mystery
- mythology
- parenting
- picture books
- pirates
- Romance
- science fiction
- steampunk
- superheroes
- teen
- teen fantasy
- teen fiction
- teen graphic novels
- teen science fiction
- Top Ten Tuesday
- youth audiobooks
- youth fantasy
- youth fiction
- youth graphic novels
- youth science fiction
-
© Katy Kramp and alibrarymama.com, 2004-2022. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Katy Kramp and alibrarymama.com with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Runemarks
Runemarks by Joanne Harris. Read by Sile Birmingham. Once upon a time the Aesir ruled the Nine Worlds from their home in Asgard. After Ragnarok, though, both the Aesir and their fellow gods the Vanir disappeared from the worlds. 500 … Continue reading
Shadow and Bone
The year I lived in Germany, I thought I’d try to learn a language that I couldn’t learn back home in the states. I picked Czech. (I’ve since regretted not taking Mittelhochdeutsch, or medieval German, which would have been useful … Continue reading
Drama
“Did you want to read this?” I asked my love, waving this as part of a stack of library books I was done with. I of course was on the hold list as soon as it was in the library … Continue reading
Mail Order Ninja
I’ve had this happen a couple of times now…. I read a book with my boy and we both enjoy it. Then I meet the author, rave to him (always a him) about how we loved it… bring my son … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, graphic novels, ninja, youth fiction
Leave a comment
Habibi
I should perhaps have mentioned it yesterday, but the Cybils nominations are open. That means that if you are a fan of a children’s or teen book (or book app) that’s come out since last October 15, you can go … Continue reading
Seraphina
Seraphina by Rachel Hartmann Decades ago, the Queen of a human kingdom and the King of the dragons worked out a peace treaty, still not completely trusted by anyone. Since then, the dragons (who call themselves saars) have decided that … Continue reading
Cinder
I picked this up thinking it looked like steampunk. It’s more cyberpunk than steampunk, but still fun a fun fairy tale/sci-fi mashup. Cinder by Marissa Meyer. Read by Rebecca Soler. Obviously, we know going into this story that it’s a … Continue reading
The Battle of Blood and Ink
Battle of Blood and Ink by Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker. The author’s note for this book says that the two guys were talking together about the craziest story they could come up with, and what they came up with … Continue reading
The Hero’s Guide to Saving Your Kingdom
The Hero’s Guide to Saving Your Kingdom by Christopher Healy Why is it that the princes from all the fairy tales are simply called Prince Charming? According to this book, it’s because the bards are more interested in a good … Continue reading
Dust Girl
I’ve been reading Sarah Zettel for over a decade now, and wish that more people knew her wonderful books. Hopefully this book, her first children’s/YA, will help her gain some broader recognition. Standard disclaimer: Sarah Zettel was responsible for my … Continue reading