Bailee Madison and Stefne Miller’s newest novel follows the successful, popular high school star Payton Brave. Payton has it all, but she’s haunted by her twin sister’s disappearance and her inability to remember what happened. She tries to live a…
Book Review: Truly Devious
Maureen Johnson’s latest novel follows budding detective Stevie Bell. Stevie wants nothing more than to have a career solving cases for the FBI, and her acceptance into the prestigious Ellingham Academy for her last two years of high school just…
Book Review: THE CRUEL PRINCE by Holly Black
Black’s latest novel follows a mortal raised in the land of immortal magic. As a human kidnapped to live in the world of Faerie, Jude feels powerless. Between her mortality and lack of magical ability, she faces a grave disadvantage…
Book Review: The Glass Spare by Lauren DeStefano
Wil, the princess of the wealthiest nation in the world, is the youngest of four, making her the third spare to the thrown. She dreams of travelling the world, and growing up with three older brothers has ensured that she…
Book Review: Turtles All the Way Down
To be honest, I’ve always thought John Green’s books weren’t really worth the hype they received. However, I genuinely enjoyed Turtles All the Way Down and the important messages it offers. In this book, Green’s protagonist Aza Holmes and her…
Book Review: Renegades by Marissa Meyer
Although I would like nothing better than to spend my entire day reading, very rarely do I come across a book that has enough momentum to keep me enthralled for hours straight. In Renegades, Meyer delivers the characters and plot…
Book Review: Even the Darkest Stars
Kamzin has always wanted to be a royal explorer, climbing and charting mountains for the good of the empire. When the famous explorer River Shara offers her the chance to accompany him on his mysterious journey, she jumps at the…
