“Contact” by Joanna Homer was recommended to me by a friend, and I have to admit I was skeptical of it at first. The book involves a teenage girl in Britain discovering aliens living among humans on earth. At the time the book was recommended Read More …
Amani is back in this exciting follow-up to “Rebel of the Sands”. You may remember my liking the first book quite a lot in my review of it, and luckily for all of us the second book doesn’t disappoint. Firstly, although this should be obvious, Read More …
Samurai Rising is a very interesting book about the early days of the Samurai’s rise to power in Japan. A non-fiction title about a real samurai, Minamoto Yoshitsune, the book is all the more epic when you consider that most of the stories shared in Read More …
As you probably noticed, I missed the Friday blog yesterday. I apologize, loyal readers. To make a long story short, I transported my laptop incorrectly so that it ran out of power in my bag. When this happens my computer tends to get a bit Read More …
Before I begin this review, no I don’t intend to review YA titles every time, but I am a YA librarian in my day job so they represent a pretty big chunk of what I read. Plus there’s some darn good fantasy in YA, so Read More …
“Starflight” by Melissa Landers is a YA novel about two recently graduated teens from earth who are headed to the outer rim of the Solar League for different reasons. Solara Brooks for a job; after all, when you’ve got felony tattoos on your fingers its Read More …
Here’s what I’m reading right now. You can connect with me and stay up to date with what I’m reading on Goodreads or Bookstr (though I update Bookstr much less often). Beyond the Missouri: The Story of the American West An interesting history book about Read More …
