I love and sympathize with the heroine of this book. I’d much rather spend time with homicidal dolls than rich and bored kids. This story, though, takes it a whole lot further […]
The heroes in this story are definitely younger than I usually take on, but considering the time we’re living in and its challenges, stories that open our eyes and maybe help build […]
Different from everything I’ve ever had here. Not just a novel, not just poetry, is both and neither at the same time. Definitely worth the reading. I Am Here Now by Barbara […]
The ’60, Cali, and a troubled young man. It’s the perfect recipe for a great story. The Road to Delano by John DeSimone released in March in the Historical novel genre. It’s […]
I have a parent’s perspective here, and I want to high five Alex’s parents for how they handled her, well, wildness. Sometimes, especially for younger people (lord, listen to me….) all it […]
The question is really unavoidable: what is that one choice you’d do everything to change? I think I’m very lucky because if I wouldn’t do exactly the same things, there’s nothing I […]
Whoever uses a pic like that as Author’s pic is, per se, a genius. Then the title and the cover. Then you go see the previous book, read the synopsis– do you […]
A Scot in Texas. You bet there’s trouble brewing. And read the Author’s interview!!! Hickville Crossroads (Hickville High Series, #4) by Mary Karlik releases today in the Contemporary, Romance, Young Adult genre. Frasier Anderson […]
An interesting story. Paragon by Shauna Alderson released in March in the YA Fantasy genre. Now that high school is over, Randi just wants to live her quiet life in her little […]
I wouldn’t expect an easy story here… Shakespeare Burning by Charisse Moritz released in July in the YA (mature) Romance genre. He’s the boy who wants to disappear. One mistake and seventeen-year-old […]
