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Category Archives: Juvenile
The Graveyard Book Read-Along, Week One
This month, I’m participating in a read-along of Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book, as part of R.I.P. We’re looking at a few chapters a week, with no specific questions for each post. This week, a discussion on the first three chapters. … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged books, ghosts, ghouls, graveyards, hauntings, Neil Gaiman, Readers Imbibing Peril, reading, reading challenges, The Graveyard Book
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Classic Review: Ella Enchanted
I’ve reviewed a lot of retold fairy tales on this blog. One of the first was Ella Enchanted, and I still think it’s one of the best! *********************************** Cinderella, in her traditional form, is a character who drives me absolutely … Continue reading
A Shadow of a Plot in a Shadow World
On my quest to finish series, I picked up The Shadow World by Jane Johnson, second book in the Eidolon Chronicles. (Read my review of Book One, The Secret Country.) The Eidolon Chronicles centers on Ben, an ordinary boy who … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged book reviews, books, Eidolon Chronicles, fantasy, Jane Johnson, reading, The Secret Country, The Shadow World
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A Castle with a Mind of Its Own
What if a castle was alive? That idea is the big draw for me in Tuesdays at the Castle by Jessica Day George. The castle of the title would be a very confusing place to live, but it’s great fun … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged books, castle, Celie, children's fantasy, Jessica Day George, magic, reading, Tuesdays at the Castle
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Following a Talking Cat to a Secret Country
I read The Secret Country by Jane Johnson years ago–at least, I have to believe my book list when it tells me I did! It was a book that I really couldn’t remember anything about (which is rare), except just … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged Ben Arnold, book reviews, books, children's fantasy, Eidolon Chronicles, Jane Johnson, reading, talking cat, The Secret Country
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