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Erica, Editor reviewed The Planet Theives.

- The Planet Thieves is a strong middle grade debut from author Dan Krokos. With it's intriguing premise and unique way it entwines a typical school story with that of saving the world, The Planet Thieves was a treat. I really enjoyed the characters, particularly the female characters. Both Merrin and Susan were both just really well rounded characters and I loved how loyal they were to their cause. The rivalry between Tom and...
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A guest voted as helpful a review, Comparison of A Bridge to Wiseman's Cove (or a Bridge to Depression) and a Bridge to Terabithia, written by a reader.
- Reader reviewed by Luke SkywalkerComparison of the novels: Bridge to Terabithia and A Bridge to Wisemans Cove The characters in a Bridge to Terabithia were more uplifting and showed the best side of human nature compared with the characters from A Bridge to Wisemans Cove. The three important characters in a Bridge to Terabithia are Jesse Aarons, Leslie Burke and Mary Belle Aarons. Jesse Aarons is an artistic boy. He has anger...
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Kim Baccellia, Editor created a new blog post, Blog Tour: Guest Interview with Georgia McBride, author of Praefatio + US Giveaw...
I was excited to have the opportunity to read the YA paranormal novel, PRAEFATIO. Here is our interview with author Georgia McBride. Make sure to check out the giveaway at the bottom of the post!
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Kim Baccellia, Editor reviewed Praefatio.Seventeen-year-old Grace Ann Miller turns up after being missing. Authorities think she’s delusional as she tells them stories filled with Fallen, archangels(oh, yeah, she’s one), prophecies, and even Lucifer. Yeah, they think she’s lost it and Grace finds herself hospitalized. She’s not sure what’s real or not. During her time away, literally a whole new world opened up to her. She finds out she plays a pivotal role. ...
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Kim Baccellia, Editor reviewed Praefatio.Seventeen-year-old Grace Ann Miller turns up after being missing. Authorities think she’s delusional as she tells them stories filled with Fallen, archangels(oh, yeah, she’s one), prophecies, and even Lucifer. Yeah, they think she’s lost it and Grace finds herself hospitalized. She’s not sure what’s real or not. During her time away, literally a whole new world opened up to her. She finds out she plays a pivotal role. ...
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Jessica Lynn Piazza posted a comment on Giveaway: Win Dark Days Tour Signed Books!I would love to win either Reboot or The Elite!
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Jessica Lynn Piazza posted a comment on Cover Reveal: DOON by Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon (+ US giveaway!)I absolutely LOVE this cover. So whimsical and mysterious!
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- Stranded by Jeff Probst was an interesting read. The premise was interesting but how the story carried out was not enough to fully capture my attention and make me fall in love with this survival novel. While Jeff Probst is trying to portray the stakes as high, that is not the way Stranded came across. I was looking for a fast paced, high energy survival story and instead what I got was a very...
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Jessica Lynn Piazza posted a comment on INSOMNIA Pre-Order Blog Hop - Win a Nook HD!I would of course love to win...but the video is awesome too! I love watching authors, well, saying pretty much anything! LOL
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Jessica Lynn Piazza posted a comment on INSOMNIA Pre-Order Blog Hop - Win a Nook HD!My greatest fear is something bad happening to my daughter.
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Darith Ly posted a comment on Giveaway: The Program by Suzanne Young (US only)I would keep my emotions. It's better to FEEL SOMETHING than NOTHING AT ALL.
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Jason Gallaher, Editor reviewed Openly Straight.I’m going to start off this review by coming straight out of the closet as a reader who loved Bill Konigsberg’s “Openly Straight.” As an openly gay man, I wish this book had been out when I was a high school student trying to go beyond labels to be seen as a person and not as a sexuality. “Openly Straight” follows Rafe, an openly gay high school junior from Boulder, Colorado. Rafe has had...
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Krista posted a comment on INSOMNIA Pre-Order Blog Hop - Win a Nook HD!YES I too want to win this!!!!
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Krista reviewed May (Daughters of the Sea #2).

- My new passion OK OK obsession! MERMAIDS!!!! I know lately everyone is saying overdone, just like all the vampire books. I think that is all in how you write your mermaid book. If it is done in the same old same old mermaid fashion than of course overdone! Daughters of the Sea series is wonderfully written by author Kathryn Lasky. May has her own story, she has a missing part from her that...
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Krista reviewed Hannah (Daughters of the Sea #1).

- Never having read a novel about mermaids before I was quite sceptical of how I would feel about the story. To my surprise I loved the book! Lasky is a beautiful writer that left me reading through the night unable to put the book down. The main character Hannah is 15 years old when the ophanage that she has called home fo all those years doesn't want to place her in a "suitable"...
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Krista posted a comment on Cover Reveal: DOON by Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon (+ US giveaway!)I love the cover, I have cover illness I often too often judge a book by it!
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Krista posted a comment on Giveaway: Win Dark Days Tour Signed Books!I would love them all but Reboot is something I am super excited for
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Andrea posted a comment on Cover Reveal: DOON by Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon (+ US giveaway!)The cover is beautiful!
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Andrea posted a comment on Giveaway: Meant to Be by Lauren Morrill (US/Canada)I'm not sure that everyone has a "meant to be" but I'd like to hope so.
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posted a comment on Cover Reveal: DOON by Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon (+ US giveaway!)Very beautiful cover and lucious dress. -

- What I loved: I really enjoyed this. It's unlike any other mythology inspired book I've read because it takes into account free will in addition to the good and evil that resides in all of us. The detailed world building makes you feel as if you've just stepped into the story and Hope and Micah are both strong, well developed characters. They both have interesting abilities that when combined, add an extra level of uniqueness...
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Renae M reviewed The Tragedy Paper.

- Back before I read either book, I decided that the blurb for The Tragedy Paper was very similar to the concept of Thirteen Reasons Why. Now, after reading both novels, I think the comparison is a good one. Though not entirely identical, the set-up and structure for both novels is nearly identical side by side, especially in the beginning stages of The Tragedy Paper; afterward, their stories diverge a bit. In general, I would...
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Renae M reviewed Monsters of Men (Chaos Walking #3).

- I think that after the truly exhausting and grueling experience I had with The Ask and the Answer, I needed something different. And I got that, for which I am very grateful. Monsters of Men is just as intense and thrilling as the two books that came before, but it’s not as dark. This is the light at the end of a very, very long tunnel, and it’s a welcome relief. Oddly enough, Monsters...
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- This is one of the most emotionally draining books I’ve ever read. Patrick Ness went all out; he didn’t sugarcoat things and he didn’t try to spare the reader’s feelings. The end result was 500 of the most exhausting pages I’ve ever read. The final sentence made me want to collapse in bed and sleep forever (what’s worse, the final book is most likely going to be 20 times more intense). This, officially, is...
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- It took me a while to warm up to this book—about 100 pages or so. That’s rather a long time, though since the book itself was nearly 500 pages, it wasn’t too bad. But once things started happening (the first 100 pages cover a 6-hour period or so), then it was practically impossible to put this book down. The travels of Todd, Viola and the talking dog Manchee were wholly engrossing. This book is...
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- Reading high fantasy is always an investment. You have to invest your time, since fantasy is one of the most long-winded genres there is. You have to invest your patience, because there’s a good chance the author will jerk you around for several hundred pages before s/he makes a plot development you’ve been holding your breath for. And you also have to invest your emotions, because if the series is good, much loved and very...
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Alicia Batista posted a comment on Giveaway: Win Dark Days Tour Signed Books!I'm most interested in The Selection! But they ALL look good! ThaNks for the giveaway!












