-

Author Archive

What Should I Read Next

Review: Divergent by Veronica Roth

Beatrice "Tris" Prior must make a difficult decision between staying with her family in the Abnegation faction and switching factions. Once she makes that decision, she is sent on an intense initiation process for her chosen fa...

2 comments

What Should I Read Next

Review: Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card

Ender's Game is a science fiction novel for everyone. Call it either gateway science fiction or the exception to the rule, Orson Scott Card crafted a little novel that got people talking in a big way. Twenty-eight years after i...

A+

0 comments

Awesome Books

On the Silver Screen: Fall 2013 YA Books to Movies

This fall 2013, YA books to movies are everywhere! Bookkaholics might just be spending as much time at the cinema as we spend reading. Many of you may have pledged to read the book before the movie (for more information, or to ...

1 comment

What Should I Read Next

Review: The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau

I read The Testing in a single sitting. It's that kind of book. I doubt it will get any nominations for the Pulitzer or the Printz, but that's not the point. If you're looking for a fast-paced, adrenaline-filled novel that cele...

1 comment

What Should I Read Next

Books for Summer Reading: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Anne Brashears

Looking for books for summer reading? The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Anne Brashears is the perfect heartwarming pick for your beach bag.

B+

0 comments

What Should I Read Next

Books for Summer Reading: Such a Rush by Jennifer Echols

Looking for books for summer reading? Such a Rush by Jennifer Echols is the perfect adrenaline-filled, sexy, fun summer book for your beach bag.

B+

0 comments

Book Debate

eBook versus Paperback - The Debate

Today’s debate will be a heated one. We have one of the most recent and controversial topics: eBook versus paperback. Lauren has been challenged by Tara to a debate on which reading format is better for books from the pas...

1 comment

Book Lists

Book List: YA Summer Reads for the Young and Young at Heart

YA summer reads are the perfect chance to escape into summer. Those long, lazy days remind us of the carefree days of our youth. Summer vacation in the teenage years always meant summer fun, summer adventures, and (of course) a...

0 comments

Book Lists

24/7: Seven Novels That Take Place in a Single Day

A lot can happen in twenty-four hours, and novels that take place in a single day make good use of every minute. In these novels, a single day can change a life. Each offers a fast-paced, poignant look at the rapidly-changing l...

1 comment

New Reads

Advice for Writing a YA Dystopian Trilogy (If You Must)

Have you ever thought about writing a YA dystopian novel*? No? Why not? It’s the hottest trend in YA publishing. I figured I’d help you out by sharing some of the secrets to writing a YA dystopia. After reading doze...

6 comments

What are you looking for?