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Tag Archives: Young Adult Fiction
Classic Review: Wildwood Dancing
I reviewed some really good books when I first started this blog. But most of you weren’t here yet! Since I’m coming up on a busy month right now, I thought it was a good time to share again some … Continue reading
Through a Maze, into the Past
Some books seem to make the rounds of all the blogs I follow. That’s what brought me to The Freedom Maze by Delia Sherman. So many bloggers loved it, I couldn’t resist giving it a read. And I did enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Reviews, Young Adult
Tagged book reviews, books, Civil War, Delia Sherman, reading, slavery, The Freedom Maze, time-travel, Young Adult Fiction
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Pirates!
Rarely can my interest in a book be so perfectly expressed by its title as in the case of Pirates! by Celia Rees. I mean, why was I interested? Pirates! It’s all rather self-evident. But this is also a Dusty … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Reviews
Tagged book review, books, Caribbean, Celia Rees, historical fiction, pirates, reading, Young Adult Fiction
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A Maybe-Monster, and a Monster-To-Be
Mister Creecher by Chris Priestley, like Wicked, is another novel that takes characters from a familiar source and reimagines parts of their lives. I read this one with the Sci Fi Experience in mind, although the library stuck a “Horror” … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Science Fiction, Young Adult
Tagged book review, books, Chris Priestley, fiction, Frankenstein, Mister Creecher, reading, science fiction, Young Adult Fiction
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100 Years Ago at the South Pole
On January 17, 1912, Captain Scott and his team of explorers reached the South Pole, 100 years ago today. They weren’t the first ones there–Roald Amundsen’s Norwegian team beat them there by a month. Scott also found that getting there … Continue reading

