In a futuristic world nearly destroyed by religious extremists, Justin March lives in exile after failing in his job as an investigator of religious groups and supernatural claims. But Justin is given a second chance when Mae Koskinen comes to…
Read Along: RUN TO YOU by Clara Kensie
Author Clara Kensie is hosting a read along of her book, Run to You, starting July 21st. I will be participating and I hope you will join in with me and other YA book fans! Here are the brief summaries…
Book Review: Revolution by Deborah Wiles
Although I predominately read and review young adult fiction, I cannot escape my upbringing. (End dramatic introduction). Now and then I have to pick up a children’s novel. While this may say a lot about my true maturity (nonexistent…), I…
Book Review: What We Hide by Marthe Joceyln
Americans Jenny and her brother, Tom, are off to England: Tom to university, to dodge the Vietnam draft, Jenny to be the new girl at a boarding school, Illington Hall. This is Jenny’s chance to finally stand out, so accidentally,…
Édgar Ramírez in ‘The Liberator’
For those of you who live or grew up in South America, the name Simón Bolívar should ring a bell. The story of the Venezuelan political and military hero who freed several Latin American countries from the Spanish Monarchy and…
Book Playlist: Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
When I read Anna and the French Kiss, I adored it. The novel tackles a lot—independence, cultural experiences, and friendship, to name a few—but at its heart, Stephanie Perkins’s debut novel is a swoony contemporary romance. Whenever a book sticks…
Read of the Week: Let’s Get Lost by Adi Alsaid
Five strangers. Countless adventures.One epic way to get lost. Four teens across the country have only one thing in common: a girl named LEILA. She crashes into their lives in her absurdly red car at the moment they need someone…