Feb 06
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Jan 22
To the Sea by Christine Dibley
A gorgeous contemporary novel set in Tasmania, To the Sea was the perfect holiday read for me. Told in multiple points of view over the days between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, it conveys a beautiful story spanning generations.
Jan 16
Windwitch by Susan Dennard
I devoured Windwitch. It was almost impossible to put down from the very first page!! I think this series is perfect for fans of YA fantasy and a must read for anyone who enjoyed Truthwitch.
Jan 12
Blog Tour: To the Sea by Christine Dibley – Guest Post
Hi guys! To celebrate the release of To the Sea I have the author stopping by to tell us about the intriguing selkie mythology that’s woven into the story. But first, a little about the book: The mythology of To the Sea The selchie myth belongs to a much wider…
Dec 31
Those Below by Daniel Polansky
I love this world, I love these characters, and I’m sad that it’s over. A fresh take on some old tropes, The Empty Throne duology is perfect for readers who are looking for something new in the genre.
Jul 24
Nevernight by Jay Kristoff
The first book in The Nevernight Chronicle, Nevernight is the kind of book you line up for. It’s a superbly crafted story that had me hooked from the very first chapter.
Jun 27
Early Bird Preview: Nevernight
Nevernight comes out in August, and I think you’ll love it.
Jun 24
Cruel Crown by Victoria Aveyard
Cruel Crown is a bind of two novellas set in the world of Red Queen. These novellas open up the world and allow us a glimpse into two fascinating characters – Queen Coriane (Cal’s mother) and Farley.
Apr 08
Waer by Meg Caddy
Waer by Meg Caddy is an accomplished début that takes readers into a fantasy land where legends roam alongside humans and werewolves. A rarity of its kind – a standalone – Waer is an great example of a well-crafted YA fantasy.
Mar 28
A Tangle of Gold by Jaclyn Moriarty
Coming to the end of any series is a bittersweet experience, but reading A Tangle of Gold – the concluding volume in the spellbinding The Colours of Madeleine series – was especially emotional for me. It’s hard to believe that my adventure with Madeleine and Elliot, and my time in Cello and Cambridge, is over.
Mar 23
The Sin Eater’s Daughter by Melinda Salisbury
I really enjoyed The Sin Eater’s Daughter! It combines a few refreshingly unique concepts with a cool fantasy world and some interesting characters. It has its flaws, but I could overlook them because of its conceptual brilliance and lush storytelling.
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