I had received the ARC for Ask the Passengers by A.S King in the mail and immediately read the synopsis I knew, just from reading that short little blurb, that Ask the Passengers would be nothing less than amazing. I was right. The synopsis on…
There are so many things that I would tell my younger teenage self so it’s no wonder that I’m excited to participate in the Dear Teen Me blog tour. Dear Teen Me is a collection of letters that YA authors (Sarah…
Earlier this summer, I received a copy of Pop-Up Cards by Mari Kumada via Netgalley. It’s a craft book about, what else? Pop-up cards. The book has more than 50 different designs to follow for cards for all sorts of occasions such…
Futuristic novels are interesting and it’s even more interesting when there’s magic involved. Such is the case with Theo Lawrence’s Mystic City (Delacorte Press, October 9th 2012, 352 pages). The cover is beautiful with the side profile of a downcast…
When I had checked out Anna and the French Kiss from the library, I turned to a friend and made some literary joke. She had stared at me blankly, so I explained. As they say, jokes are never funny when…
Words cannot describe how in love I was with Ruins of Lacewhen I first read a sampler of it in the BEA (Book Expo America) Buzz Books 2012. Filled with intrigue and mystery, Ruins of Lace centers around what else?…
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