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Book Reviews, Historical, Poetry

Review: American Ace

Posted on29 January, 201628 January, 2016

Title: American Ace Author: Marilyn Nelson Publisher: Dial Books Genre: Historical, Poetry Pages: 123 Review copy: Purchased at local bookstore Availability: On shelves now Summary: This riveting novel in verse, […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Mini-Review: An Infinite Number of Parallel Universes

Posted on28 October, 20156 June, 2019

Title:  An Infinite Number of Parallel Universes Author: Randy Ribay Genres: contemporary Pages: 244 Publisher: Merit Press Availability: October 16th, 2015 Summary: As their senior year approaches, four diverse friends […] Read More

Contemporary, Romance

Review: Never Always Sometimes

Posted on16 October, 2015

Title: Never Always Sometimes Author: Adi Alsaid Publisher: Harlequin Teen Pages: 308 Genres: Contemporary, Romance Review copy: Purchased by reviewer Availability: On shelves now Summary: Never date your best friend. […] Read More

Book Reviews, Historical, Romance

Review: Out of Darkness

Posted on25 September, 201525 September, 2015

Title: Out of Darkness Author: Ashley Hope Pérez Genres: Historical, Romance Pages: 408 Publisher: Carolrhoda LAB Review Copy: ARC received via NetGalley Availability: Available now Summary: “This is East Texas, […] Read More

Book Reviews, Science Fiction, Sports

Review: Zeroboxer

Posted on10 April, 20159 April, 2015

Title: Zeroboxer Author: Fonda Lee Genres: Science-fiction, Sports Pages: 360 Publisher: Flux Review Copy: eARC from Netgalley Availability: Available now Summary: A rising star in the weightless combat sport of […] Read More

Contemporary

Mini-Review: Hold Me Down

Posted on25 February, 201525 February, 2015

Title: Hold Me Down Author: Calvin Slater Publisher: K-Teen Genre: Contemporary Pages: 240 – according to pub info, but ARC had 294 Review copy: ARC via Publisher Availability: On shelves […] Read More

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