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Tag Archives: book blogging
Reflections on History: Charity and Sylvia and Deprived of Sense and Intellect
Despite my mostly gravitating towards light and fluffy books these days, I read two denser, nonfiction books lately that I wanted to share with you, dear readers. Charity and Sylvia looks at the day-to-day lives of two women who spent … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, books, nonfiction, Print
Tagged book blogging, book reviews, books, demons, graphic nonfiction, history, LGBTQ, mental illness, middle ages, nonfiction, reading
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Seasonal Reads for Elementary Readers: Greta Grimsdark and the Normal New Neighbor and Holidays at the Castle
Greta Grimsdark and the Normal New Neighbor by Haley Neil and Holidays at the Castle by Jessica Day George are two new books for younger readers, one with Halloween vibes and the other filled with winter holiday cheer. Continue reading
Cozy Fantasy: The Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair
If you’re in the mood for cozy fantasy with tea, social justice, a baby dragon, and a hint of romance, read on for more of the Tea Princess Chronicles by Casey Blair. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy
Tagged audiobooks, book blogger, book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, dragons, Fantasy, fiction, gaslamp fantasy, tea books
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Moving Verse Novels for Young Readers: A Sea of Lemon Trees and Octopus Moon
I picked both of these books up because of the awards – honors for both the Newbery and the Pura Belpre awards for A Sea of Lemon Trees and a Schneider Family Award for representation of disability for Octopus Moon. … Continue reading
Posted in Historical, Middle Grade, Print, Realistic
Tagged award winners, book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, California fiction, depression, fiction, Florida, historical fiction, Latine, mental illness, middle grade book reviews, Newbery Award, novels in verse, poetry, Pura Belpre Award, Schneider Family Award, youth fiction
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Enchanting Fantasy Romance: Enchanting the Fae Queen, The Keeper of Magical Things, and Cinder House
Three books about finding love and hope in the midst of troubled times. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Print, Romance
Tagged book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, Cinderella, fairies, fairy tales, Fantasy, fantasy romance, fiction, Freya Marske, ghosts, Julie Leong, reading, Romance, Stephanie Burgis
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Guest Post: Isabelle Knight on “Why Middle Grade?”
Author Isabelle Knight answers the question, “What is it about middle-grade books, like Greenglass House, Nevermoor, or Harry Potter, that I love so dearly?” Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade
Tagged book blogging, book blogs, book-review, books, Fantasy, guest posts, Middle Grade, Middle Grade Fantasy, reading, youth fantasy
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Gaslamp Fantasies: A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience and Tea and Sympathetic Magic
Short reviews of two deliciously bite-sized romantic gaslamp fantasy novellas, one by personal favorite Stephanie Burgis and one by new-to-me author Tansy Raynor Roberts. Continue reading
Posted in Adult, books, Fantasy, Print
Tagged book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, Fantasy, fantasy novellas, fantasy romance, gaslamp fantasy, Reviews, Romance, romantasy, Stephanie Burgis, Tansy Raynor Roberts
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The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst: A Cozy Fantasy Starring a Librarian with Unexpected Adventures
As soon as I heard about this book, I was hooked. I’ve enjoyed lots of books by Sarah Beth Durst in the past, but a cozy fantasy starring a librarian – with jam and a sentient plant friend – was … Continue reading
Posted in Adult, books, Fantasy, Print
Tagged book blog, book blogging, book reviews, cottagecore, cozy fantasy, Fantasy, fantasy romance, found family, romantasy, Sarah Beth Durst
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Werewolves and Selkies: Benji Zeb is a Ravenous Werewolf and The Selkie’s Daughter
Here are two tales of fantastical creatures rarely covered in middle grade literature, one contemporary, one historical, both excellent. Continue reading
Posted in books, Fantasy, Middle Grade
Tagged book blogging, book reviews, book-review, books, Deke Moulton, Fantasy, Judaism, LGBTQ, Linda Crotta Brennan, review, selkies, werewolf, werewolves, youth fantasy
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2023 Cybils Young Adult Speculative Fiction Finalists
I always like to see what my counterparts on the Cybils young adult speculative fiction panel have chosen as finalists! I started listening to these first thing in January, and only realized when I went to start writing reviews that … Continue reading
Posted in books, Lists, Reviews, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged audiobooks, book blog, book blogging, book reviews, books, Cybils, libby, library, reading, swashbuckling, teen book reviews, teen fantasy, teen science fiction, thriller
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