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Tag Archives: teen fantasy
The Cat at the Wall
Trying to catch up on books I read for the Cybils. This is one that was nominated in middle grade, but kept in teen at my library. The Cat at the Wall by Deborah Ellis. Groundwood Books, 2014. Clare, a … Continue reading
Boys of Blur
Here is an intoxicating blend of Beowulf with the Everglades and football, three things that sounded incongruous but came together beautifully. Boys of Blur by N.D. Wilson. Random House, 2014. Charlie has just moved to swampy Taper, Florida (pop. 6000) … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American, diversity, Everglades, Florida, teen fantasy, youth fantasy
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The Glass Sentence
The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove. Viking, 2014 In 1799, the world came apart and then back together quite differently. Since the Great Disruption, times as well as countries are different. Mapmakers who can figure out where things are and … Continue reading
Sinner
Today is release day for Blue Lily, Lily Blue. I haven’t read it yet. I know, I could have gotten my hands on a review copy, but I am in love with the audio editions of these books, so I … Continue reading
The Eighth Day
Here’s a contemporary fantasy with an Arthurian twist. I was happy to win an ARC from fellow book blogger Akossiwa Ketoglo. The Eighth Day by Dianne K. Salerni. Harper Collins Children’s, 2014. Recent orphan Jax Aubrey, 13, through some legal … Continue reading
Three from Kate Milford
I’d been meaning to read Kate Milford for a while, but having a big package of her books show up from the Book Smugglers was a big incentive to actually do so! Boneshaker by Kate Milford. Clarion Books, 2010. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, crossroads magic, devils, folklore, Missouri, teen fantasy, youth fantasy
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The Rest of the Series is Awesome
My audiobook listening seems to have been a lot of teen books of late. Here are a couple of them. Boston Jacky. Bloody Jack Book 11 by L.A. Meyer. Narrated by Katherine Kellgren. HMH Books for Young Readers, 2013. Jacky … Continue reading
The City in the Lake
Brandy at Random Musings of a Bibliophile had a giveaway for this book awhile back, which reminded me that I really like Rachel Neumeier and hadn’t read this book. I elected to make sure the library copy kept going out, … Continue reading
Waiting for Blue Lily, Lily Blue
I have queues of books to review and instead have been writing pirate poems for the Talk Like a Pirate Day program I’m running at the library this weekend… but Maggie Stiefvater today is doing a thing where if I … Continue reading
Huntress
I really loved Malinda Lo’s Cinderella retelling Ash, which is why I’d originally put this book, set in the same world, on my 48HBC pile. It took me a couple of months to get to it, but here it is! … Continue reading

