Book Review: Atlantia by Ally Condie

There are three things I'd like you to know about Atlantia by Ally Condie: It is not about mermaids. It is a standalone. It's wonderful. Condie's first novel since her best-selling dystopian Matched trilogy is a brilliant tour-de-force of fantasy and science fiction, with a wildly unique spin on a classic premise: what if we... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Misdirected by Ali Berman

Ali Berman's Misdirected is a charming examination of the different ways bullying can manifest, and how our own prejudices affect the way we approach the world and those with different perspectives. Misdirected is the story of fifteen-year-old Ben, who moves to a small conservative Colorado town where his atheism seems to be the only thing... Continue Reading →

Misdirected by Ali Berman

Ali Berman's Misdirected is a charming examination of the different ways bullying can manifest, and how our own prejudices affect the way we approach the world and those with different perspectives. Misdirected is the story of fifteen-year-old Ben, who moves to a small conservative Colorado town where his atheism seems to be the only thing... Continue Reading →

A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray

A fresh new science fiction twist, heart-pounding action, and a romance so powerful it endures across multiple dimensions -- that's the core of A Thousand Pieces of You, the first book in Claudia Gray's spellbinding new Firebird Saga. Every Day meets Cloud Atlas in this heart-racing, space- and time-bending, epic new trilogy from New York Times bestselling... Continue Reading →

Fleabrain Loves Franny by Joanne Rocklin

A beautiful tribute to love, friendship, family, and Charlotte's Web, Joanne Rocklin's Fleabrain Loves Franny is a charming and whimsical read that will appeal to readers of all ages. This gem of a novel takes place in Pittsburgh in 1952. Franny Katzenback, while recovering from polio, reads and falls in love with the brand-new book... Continue Reading →

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