When I saw that Wooding had released a book that was part graphic novel and part book I was very excited. Not to mention the cool premise of the book. So when I was offered this book through the Amazon Vine program I was ecstatic. It ended up being a …
I was really looking forward reading Gaiman’s next children’s book. It was a great read and a wonderful story. Odd is a bit different from the rest of the Norse community he lives in. One night he wanders off to his deceased father’s cabin to carve some wood and runs …
I have read a number of DiCamillo books and loved most of them. I decided to read this book because my son got the movie and I was interested in reading the book before I saw it. It was a wonderful book! This book tells the tale of three “people”. …
This is the second book in the Quantum Gravity series by Justina Robson. I liked the first book really well, but I wasn’t as impressed with this book. The plot was too hacked up, and the storylines that the different characters followed seemed unrelated. Despite that, the world is still …
I loved the Gemma Doyle trilogy by Bray and was excited to hear that she was writing a new book. This book is completely different from the Gemma Doyle story; it is more of a wacky and darkly humorous coming of age tale of a boy named Cameron. I liked …
This is the second book in the Skinjacker Trilogy by Neal Shusterman. I got this through the Amazon Vine program to review. It was just as good as the first book in the trilogy; reading the first book before this one is a must. This book takes up the story …
This is the first book in Westerfeld’s Leviathan series; I got this book through the Amazon Vine program to review. Book 2 is going to be called “Behemeth” and is planned for an October 2010 release. Not sure how many books will be in the series total. Overall, I actually …
This is the third book in “An Awfully Beastly Business” series. I didn’t read the first two books, but received this copy through the Amazon Vine program. It was an okay book and is meant for a young audience. It would be fine to start with this book, the authors …
This is the concluding book in The Looking Glass Wars trilogy by Frank Beddor. It was okay. I think Beddor did a good job of wrapping things up, but I just couldn’t get into either the characters or the story. After King Arch devises to set off the bomb to …
I’ve been wanting to read this book for a while. It ended up being a very creative and intriguing read; I enjoyed it a lot. Emer Morrisey was a terrifying pirate in the 1600’s who was on a quest for independence and to find her childhood sweetheart. Just when her …
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