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Tag Archives: teen science fiction
That Inevitable Victorian Thing by E.K. Johnston
That Inevitable Victorian Thing by E.K. Johnston. Penguin Random House, 2017 Welcome to a retro-futuristic present day, where the reign of Victorias never ended, thanks to the first Victoria’s making matches for her children on every continent. This blends together … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Sci-Fi, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged Canada, dancing, LGBTQ, teen romance, teen science fiction
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Scythe by Neal Schusterman
Scythe has been sweeping up the honors – it won the Young Adult Speculative Fiction Cybils Award, a Printz Honor, and was being talked up by my teen librarian, to boot. Scythe by Neal Schusterman. Simon & Schuster, 2016. Humanity … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Print, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged dystopia, teen science fiction
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Want by Cindy Pon
Confession time: I have a seven page document with notes of books that I’ve read and want to write full reviews of. I’m trying to post more frequent, quick reviews to catch up. This was one of my eagerly anticipated … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged #OwnVoices, Asian, dystopia, environment, Taiwan, teen science fiction
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Gemina
Not only did I enjoy Illuminae myself, but it accomplished a near miracle, which is getting my son who will normally read only graphic novels and audiobooks for pleasure to read it to himself. All 599 pages. I might have … Continue reading
Illuminae
I put the sequel to this book, Gemina, on my want-to-read list after reading the Book Smugglers review of it. (Those Book Smugglers! Always lengthening my list!) I started this one when it was nominated for a Cybils Audiobook award, … Continue reading
Cybils Teen Spec Fic Finalists
The Teen Speculative Fiction was the category of the Cybils where I’d already read half of the finalists (at least, half of the ones that I wanted to read). Naturally that makes it the one category I was trying to … Continue reading
When We Wake
This is the last of the Cybils Speculative Fiction for Young Adults 2014 Finalists, and another one that I would probably not have picked up otherwise. It’s the sequel to When We Wake, which I have not read. Though I … Continue reading
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Tagged award winners, Cybils, diversity, dystopia, teen science fiction
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Stranger
So many people I admire were talking up this book – including Charlotte – that I had to read it, especially when I heard that Brown and Smith are self-publishing the second volume to avoid editors trying to talk them … Continue reading
Salvage
Here’s another Cybils Young Adult Speculative Fiction Finalist, and a great choice for those who like their science fiction adventures with spaceships and strong-willed women. Salvage by Alexandra Duncan. Greenwillow Books, 2014. Ava Parastrata has grown up on a merchant … Continue reading
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Noggin
This is one of the Cybils Teen Speculative Fiction Finalists! I was going to review all four of the remaining ones in one go, as I did the first three, but the library was busy today (yay! Even though the … Continue reading


