Survival is paramount, and only the strong survive. For Fable, a young woman stranded on the island of Jevali, her … More
Category: YA
REVIEW of The Peasant’s Dream (Hagenheim #11) by Melanie Dickerson
As the youngest daughter of the Duke of Hagenheim, Adela is never allowed to venture outside the castle walls alone. … More
REVIEW of The Winter King by Christine Cohen
Cora has never loved the Winter King. Ever since her father disappeared and her family was cursed, she has resented … More
REVIEW of Crown of Coral and Pearl by Mara Rutherford
Nor and Zadie are twins, identical to each other in every way except for the scar on Nor’s cheek. While … More
REVIEW of The Tiger Rising by Kate DiCamillo
Rob Horton lives in a Florida motel with his father, a father who refuses to speak the name of his … More
REVIEW of Pretty in Punxsutawney by Laurie Boyle Crompton
When Andie moves to a new town the summer of her senior year, she develops a crush on Colton, the … More
REVIEW of West (East #2) by Edith Pattou
After rescuing her White Bear prince in the previous book, Rose is living happily with Charles and their children Estelle … More
REVIEW of The Warrior Maiden (Hagenheim #9) by Melanie Dickerson
Mulan, a half-Asian girl who can shoot arrows better than any boy, has grown up as a pariah in her … More
REVIEW of The Enchanted Sonata by Heather Dixon Wallwork
Clara Stahlbaum has been practicing her Johann Kahler Sonata for two years. On Christmas Day she will play it at … More
REVIEW of The Song of Seven, by Tonke Dragt
School teacher Frans van der Steg amuses the children in his classroom with adventure stories about Frans the Red, but … More
