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Tag Archives: Nigerian science fiction
4 Fantasy Series Starters for Kids: An Encantadora’s Guide to Monstros & Magic, The Genie Game, The Last Ember, and The Magic Library of Waterfall Way
I’m sharing four new series starters here, posting as part of Marvelous Middle Grade Monday hosted by Greg at Always in the Middle. An Encantadora’s Guide to Monstros & Magic by Sarah J. Mendonca. Quill Tree Books, 2025. ISBN 978-1335012883. … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print, Sci-Fi
Tagged Asian-American, book-review, books, climate fantasy, dragons, epic fantasy, Fantasy, fiction, Japanese-American, magical libraries, Nigerian fantasy, Nigerian science fiction, reading, youth dystopia, youth fantasy, youth science fiction
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Post-Human Futures and Alternate Pasts: Death of the Author and The Relentless Moon
Today I bring you two books of different times – one with a story of a post-human future, one of an alternate past. Both have exciting and thought-provoking stories that deal with what it is to be human as well … Continue reading

