I have well over 400 book reviews archived on the following pages. If you scroll through, they are in order of when I posted the reviews. Please use the drop-down menus above for easier searching.
Know that this section is under constant construction. With this many reviews over a 12-year period, there are lots of variations in what I’ve included in the reviews, and many still need to be tagged for age, genre, and topic.
Bull : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Bull is not your typical mythology novel for teens. It’s nothing like the Percy Jackson series, and I don’t recommend it for most middle school readers. Some readers will find
The Boy on the Wooden Box : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
The Boy on the Wooden Box is, to my knowledge, one of only two memoirs written by a Schindler’s List survivor. The other is I Will Plant You a Lilac
The Hate U Give : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
How important is The Hate U Give right now? When a substantial portion of our population repeatedly and emphatically says there is something broken within our system, I think our
The Pants Project : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I didn’t love The Pants Project, nor did I hate it. Liv was born a girl but is a boy inside. Unfortunately, Liv’s new school requires girls to wear a
Outcasts United : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Whoa, I didn’t really expect to like Outcasts United as much as I did! This is a great and TRUE story of refugees from all over the world who find
Wait for Me : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
If you are looking for a sweet historical romance set in Scotland during World War II, look no farther than Wait for Me by Caroline Leech. I loved this book for
Caraval : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Caraval is a weird, twisty, wicked-fun must-read. Watch for Caraval by Stephanie Garber on award lists–it’s a page-turning, action-packed adventure for upper middle school and high school readers! AUTHOR: Stephanie
Tell Me Three Things : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Do you have a student who has recently lost a parent? Tell Me Three Things is a must-read for any student struggling with grief. The writing is authentic, and students
Poison’s Kiss : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
How gorgeous is the front cover of Poison’s Kiss? It’s so pretty that it’s the reason I chose this book over others on NetGalley. Then, I saw that this is
We Are Still Tornadoes : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
We Are Still Tornadoes is well-written and about as true-to-life as any YA book I’ve read. It will work best for readers who love realistic, relationship-driven stories. Readers who love
A Long Walk to Water : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Though I know A Long Walk to Water is a popular novel among middle school teachers, it was a student’s recommendation that got me to read it. I loved the
One : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Though I found One by Sarah Crossan a tad predictable, I thoroughly enjoyed this unique story of 16-year old conjoined twin sisters. When I booktalked this with my students, they
Blood for Blood : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I have been anxiously anticipating Blood for Blood. Its predecessor, Wolf By Wolf was one of my favorite books last year! This one did not disappoint, but it did lose
Salt to the Sea : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Oh, beautiful, heartbreaking book! Salt to the Sea is a must-read. Easily one of my 2016 favorites. The chapters alternate among four characters and are short – I think this
Crow Mountain : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
If you put Louis Sachar’s Holes, the movie Far and Away, and the movie Dances With Wolves into a blender and poured it into a YA novel, you would get
Genesis Girl : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
If Genesis Girl were a movie, it would be Armageddon, that Bruce Willis action movie from the late-1990s. Armageddon is one of those “summer blockbusters” that are high on intensity
Lily and Dunkin : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I LOVED Lily and Dunkin! I always say that the world would be a better place if everyone read Palacio’s Wonder. Now, I can say that about a second book:
Under the Lights : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I really do love author Abbi Glines, but Under the Lights, book two of The Field Party series, just wasn’t as good as the first one. Pacing is slow. One
The Caged Graves : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
The Caged Graves has been on my TBR for awhile now. I absolutely LOVED the premise! Author Dianne Salerni wrote this book when she saw the real Caged Graves in
Enter Title Here : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Enter Title Here is one odd book. Well-written with interesting characters, Enter Title Here was interesting enough that I read it in one sitting. A couple of parts made me
Little Black Dresses, Little White Lies : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Pitched as The Devil Wears Prada for teens, Little Black Dresses, Little White Lies is just that. You have a smart-but-homely girl who travels from her small California town to
Review: Zac & Mia (Betts)
I’ve wanted to read Zac & Mia for quite awhile now! The author, A.J. Betts, came to our school last March and went down like a storm. She was interesting,
The Bridge : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I’m sad to say that The Bridge by Rachel Lou was just okay for me. I liked that it’s about a gay male witch, something you just don’t see too
Defending Taylor : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Having read all the previous six books in Miranda Kenneally’s Hundred Oaks series, I was excited to be able to read an advance copy of Defending Taylor. I’m feeling a
And I Darken : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
It’s official. I can no longer claim I don’t like historical fiction. I don’t read it very often, but it seems whenever I do, I absolutely love it. I have
An Ember in the Ashes : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I am one of like 5 people in the world that did NOT like An Ember in the Ashes. Underdeveloped characters, poor world-building, and extreme violence turned me off so
Roller Girl : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Roller Girl is a cute graphic novel that is a must for any library serving tweens. It’s beautiful, clean, and has many positive messages. Images are colorful, and faces are
Sun and Moon and Ice and Snow : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I liked Sun and Moon and Ice and Snow okay, but I’m not jumping out of my chair over it. Middle school students who like fairytale retellings will appreciate that
Awkward : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
How cute is Awkward by Svetlana Chmakova? It encompasses realistic worries for a middle school girl such as being the new kid, fitting in, finding your social group, making friends,
Cherry Crush : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I don’t think I would have picked up Cherry Crush on my own, so I am very happy that one of my students recommended it to me! It’s a cute,
Finding Audrey : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I read Finding Audrey because it was nominated for the Panda Booklist (it didn’t make it, sadly) and because it was written by Sophie Kinsella. I have read several Sophie
The Magic Finger, The BFG, and 5 reasons you should read Roald Dahl
How is it that I am 41, and I have NEVER read a Roald Dahl book? That is a real shame. I have my nine-year old son to thank for
How to Fake a Moon Landing : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
How to Fake a Moon Landing is an engaging nonfiction graphic novel, but unfortunately, I didn’t love it. The graphic novel format is always a hit, and there is lots
A Stolen Kiss : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
A Stolen Kiss has everything you would expect from a Disney princess adventure. There’s romance, darkness, secrets, fantasy creatures, castles, evil, princesses, and lots of magic. It’s not the greatest
Finding Hope : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Finding Hope by Colleen Nelson will be popular with mature readers who loved Beatrice Sparks’s Go Ask Alice and Ellen Hopkins’s Crank series. Hope and Eric’s alternating chapters are believable
Fear My Mortality : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Fear My Mortality has so many problems that I feel I cannot possibly list them all in a short review. To keep things fair, I will start with some positives…
The Crossover : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I read The Crossover in preparation for our recent Battle of the Books competition, where author Kwame Alexander was to be our special guest. I checked out this book from
Page By Paige : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Page By Paige is an adorable realistic fiction graphic novel. The artwork is beautiful, and there is a light romance. AUTHOR: Laura Lee Gulledge SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Amulet PUBLICATION DATE:
The Metamorphosis Graphic Novel : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
There’s an episode of Seinfeld where George Costanza decides that he will always “go out on a high note.” That is, whenever he does or says something completely brilliant or
Bad Island : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Oh, the talent! Bad Island is 2016 Graphic Novel Challenge, book #9. A student recommended this book to me, and I was very happy to read another book by the
The Great Hunt : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
The Great Hunt by Wendy Higgins was a bit of a roller coaster, and I say that in a good way. After an unforgettable opening scene, the action slows considerably
Pokemon Adventures : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I read Pokemon Adventures, book 1 at my 11-year old son’s urging. He loves Pokemon and like many his age, is pretty obsessed with it. I’m just happy he’s reading
Did I Mention I Need You? : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Thankfully, Did I Mention I Need You wasn’t a total wash like the first book in the DIMILY series. I’ve been trying very hard to figure out what it is
Beyond the Red : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Beyond the Red begins with so much potential. I loved the otherworldly setting, and half-blood Eros reminded me a little of Nathan in Half Bad. The action began quickly with
The Stonekeeper : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
When I told my students I was reading The Stonekeeper, which is the first book in the Amulet series, they were so excited. In each class, I asked which students
Cardboard : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I’ve only read six books in my 2016 Graphic Novel Challenge, but I think Cardboard by Doug TenNapel is my favorite so far. So creative! AUTHOR: Doug TenNapel SERIES: none
Review: Squish: Super Amoeba (Holm, Holm)
AUTHOR: Jennifer Holm ILLUSTRATOR: Matthew Holm SERIES: Squish, book 1 PUBLISHER: Random House PUBLICATION DATE: May 10, 2011 ISBN: 9780375843891 PAGES: 96 SOURCE: my library GENRE: graphic novel, humor SETTING:
Starflight : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
Starflight is Overboard meets Pirates of the Caribbean meets Guardians of the Galaxy. This action-packed space opera seriously has everything! AUTHOR: Melissa Landers SERIES: Starflight, book 1 PUBLISHER: Disney-Hyperion PUBLICATION
Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children: The Graphic Novel (Riggs, Jean)
AUTHOR: Ransom Riggs ILLUSTRATOR: Cassandra Jean SERIES: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, book 1 PUBLISHER: Yen Press PUBLICATION DATE: October 29, 2013 ISBN: 9780316245289 PAGES: 272 SOURCE: my library
Review: This One Summer (Tamaki, Tamaki)
AUTHOR: Mariko Tamaki, Jillian Tamaki SERIES: none PUBLISHER: First Second PUBLICATION DATE: May 6, 2014 ISBN: 9781626720947 PAGES: 320 SOURCE: my library GENRE: graphic novel; realistic/contemporary SETTING: Awago Beach, summertime
Review: Sunny Side Up (Holm, Holm)
AUTHOR: Jennifer Holm ILLUSTRATOR: Matthew Holm SERIES: none PUBLISHER: GRAPHIX PUBLICATION DATE: August 25, 2015 ISBN: 9780545741651 PAGES: 224 SOURCE: my library GENRE: graphic novel; realistic fiction SETTING: 1976, Florida
Review: American Born Chinese (Yang)
AUTHOR: Gene Luen Yang SERIES: none PUBLISHER: First Second PUBLICATION DATE: September 5, 2006 ISBN: 9781596431522 PAGES: 260 SOURCE: my library GENRE: graphic novel; realistic/spiritual SETTING: modern-day California GIVE IT
Review: Zero Day (Gangsei)
AUTHOR: Jan Gangsei SERIES: none currently listed PUBLISHER: Disney-Hyperion PUBLICATION DATE: January 12, 2016 ISBN: 9781484722268 PAGES: 368 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: action, espionage, thriller SETTING: Washington, DC, present day GIVE
Review: The Impostor Queen (Fine)
>AUTHOR: Sarah Fine SERIES: The Impostor Queen, book 1 PUBLISHER: Margaret K. McElderry PUBLICATION DATE: January 5, 2016 ISBN: 9781481441902 PAGES: 336 SOURCE: Edelweiss
Review: This Raging Light (Laure)
This Raging Light needs a little more raging and a lot more memorable characters. It’s a fun distraction from real life, but I won’t remember This Raging Light by the
Review: Easy-Peasy Chinese: Mandarin Chinese for Beginners (Greenwood)
If you are new to my blog, then you may not know that I currently live and work in Suzhou, China. China is a big, bustling place, and I have
Review: The Golden Braid (Dickerson)
Melanie Dickerson’s version of “Rapunzel” had me asking myself a serious question: Is “Rapunzel” my favorite fairy tale because I’ve always had long hair? Or have I always had long
Review: Hotel Ruby (Young)
My students have been anxiously awaiting Hotel Ruby‘s arrival in my library since I read and told them about it six months ago. Think Stephen King’s The Shining meets The
Review: These Shallow Graves (Donnelly)
Somewhere in the world, pigs must be flying. Maybe there’s a snowball fight happening right now in hell. Because I have smashed my historical fiction reading record this year! I
Review: Illuminae (Kaufman/Kristoff)
“So attractive one day, not attractive the next. Yes, I am familiar with this syndrome. She’s a Two-Face.” –George Costanza, Seinfeld This is the second book I’ve compared to
Review: Wolf By Wolf (Graudin)
What if the Nazis won WWII? What if in 1956, Hitler were still fuhrer and now in control of a huge, unstoppable European empire? What if concentration camps and ethnic
Review: Sing Down the Stars (Hatton)
I’m starting this review with the disclaimer that steampunk isn’t really my cup of tea. It is a unique genre that has its following, but for me, it’s just too
Review: Everything, Everything (Yoon)
Remember that old John Travolta movie about the boy who lived in the bubble? Or maybe the Seinfeld episode where George plays Trivial Pursuit with the Bubble Boy, and the
Review: Did I Mention I Love You? (Maskame)
I think I am about 25 years too old for this book. I can see why teen girls would enjoy swooning over it, but I am hoping they don’t take
Review: Walk On Earth A Stranger (Carson)
A refreshingly unique new title from the author of Girl of Fire and Thorns, and it’s a Western! Walk on Earth A Stranger is one of my top picks for
Review: Ash & Bramble (Prineas)
Don’t you hate it when you are sure a book is just about to get good–it just has to!–if only you read a few more chapters? If only you can
Review: Dumplin’ (Murphy)
AUTHOR: Julie Murphy SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Balzer+Bray PUBLICATION DATE: September 15, 2015 ISBN: 9780062327185 PAGES: 384 SOURCE: Edelweiss e-ARC GENRE: contemporary/realistic fiction SETTING: small town in south Texas, present day
Review: Until Friday Night (Glines)
AUTHOR: Abbi Glines SERIES: The Field Party, book 1 PUBLISHER: SimonPulse PUBLICATION DATE: August 25, 2015 ISBN: 9781481438865 PAGES: 352 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: present-day; Lawton, Tennessee GIVE
Review: Vengeance Road (Bowman)
AUTHOR: Erin Bowman SERIES: none PUBLISHER: HMH Books for Young Readers PUBLICATION DATE: Sept. 1, 2015 ISBN: 9780544466388 PAGES: 336 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: Western SETTING: Arizona Territory, 1800s GIVE IT
Review: Reawakened (Houck)
AUTHOR: Colleen Houck SERIES: Reawakened, book 1 PUBLISHER: Delacorte PUBLICATION DATE: August 25, 2015 ISBN: 9780385376570 PAGES: 400 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: fantasy, mythology, romance SETTING: New York and Cairo, present
Review: The Burning (Skogen)
AUTHOR: Jennifer Skogen SERIES: Haunting of Grey Hills PUBLISHER: EPIC Press PUBLICATION DATE: September 1, 2015 ISBN: 9781680760293 PAGES: 216 SOURCE: SLJ review copy GENRE: horror, hi-lo SETTING: Grey Hills,
Review: Half Bad (Green)
AUTHOR: Sally Green SERIES: Half Bad Trilogy, book 1 PUBLISHER: Viking PUBLICATION DATE: March 4, 2014 ISBN: 9780670016785 PAGES: 394 SOURCE: my library GENRE: Paranormal SETTING: England & Switzerland, modern
Review: The Prisoners of Breendonk (Deem)
AUTHOR: James M. Deem SERIES: none PUBLISHER: HMH Books PUBLICATION DATE: August 4, 2015 ISBN: 9780544096646 PAGES: 352 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: narrative nonfiction GIVE IT TO: MS, HS SUMMARY: Belgium,
Review: Chasing McCree (Isabella)
AUTHOR: J.C. Isabella SERIES: Chasing McCree, book 1 PUBLISHER: J.C. Isabella PUBLICATION DATE: April 14, 2012 ISBN: 9780615797236 PAGES: 182 SOURCE: purchased e-book GENRE: romance SETTING: Florida and Montana, present
Review: Geek Girl (Smale)
AUTHOR: Holly Smale SERIES: Geek Girl, book 1 PUBLISHER: HarperCollins PUBLICATION DATE: February 28, 2013 ISBN: 9780007489442 PAGES: 378 SOURCE: purchased e-book GENRE: chick lit SETTING: England, present day GIVE
Review: Nothing Left to Burn (Blount)
Predictable with insta-love and a front cover that appeals to girls (even though the main character is male). It had so much potential that unfortunately falls flat. Skip. AUTHOR: Patty
Review: Last Year’s Mistake (Ciocca)
AUTHOR: Gina Ciocca SERIES: none PUBLISHER: SimonPulse PUBLICATION DATE: June 9, 2015 ISBN: 9781481432238 PAGES: 320 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: Connecticut and Rhode Island, 4 years ago and
Review: Jesse’s Girl (Kenneally)
AUTHOR: Miranda Kenneally SERIES: Hundred Oaks PUBLISHER: SourceBooks Fire PUBLICATION DATE: July 1, 2015 ISBN: 9781402284823 PAGES: 287 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: Nashville, Tennessee; present day GIVE IT
Review: Every Last Word (Stone)
AUTHOR: Tamara Ireland Stone SERIES: none PUBLISHER:Disney-Hyperion PUBLICATION DATE: June 16, 2015 ISBN: 9781484705278 PAGES: 368 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: realistic fiction/contemporary SETTING: present-day GIVE IT TO: MS, HS SUMMARY: Sixteen-year
Powerless : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
As much as I loved Forgive My Fins and the Medusa Girls series, I really thought I’d like Powerless by Tera Lynn Childs and Tracy Deebs much better than I
Spelled : A Librarian’s Perspective Review
I was so excited to receive Spelled by Betsy Schow for review. The blurb sounds fantastic, and I always love a good Oz retelling, especially one with a dash of
Review: After Hours (Kennedy)
AUTHOR: Claire Kennedy SERIES: none PUBLISHER: SimonPulse PUBLICATION DATE: June 16, 2015 ISBN: 9781481430166 PAGES: 256 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: realistic/contemporary fiction SETTING: upscale seaside French restaurant and surrounding small town,
Review: School Days Around the World (Ruurs/Feagan)
AUTHOR: Margriet Ruurs ILLUSTRATOR: Alice Feagan SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Kids Can Press PUBLICATION DATE: April 1, 2015 ISBN: 9781771380478 PAGES: 44 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: nonfiction; picture book GIVE IT TO:
Review: Kill Me Softly (Cross)
AUTHOR: Sarah Cross SERIES: Beau Rivage, book 1 PUBLISHER: EgmontUSA PUBLICATION DATE: April 10, 2012 ISBN: 9781606843239 PAGES: 336 SOURCE: purchased GENRE: Fairytale retelling SETTING: present, casino/beach town called Beau
Review: The Cage (Shepherd)
AUTHOR: Megan Shepherd SERIES: The Cage, book 1 PUBLISHER: Balzer+Bray PUBLICATION DATE: May 26, 2015 ISBN: 9780062243058 PAGES: 400 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: sci-fi SETTING: inside an “enclosure” in an alien
Review: Chips and Cheese and Nana’s Knees (Cleary)
AUTHOR: Brian Cleary ILLUSTRATOR: Martin Goneau SERIES: Words Are CATegorical PUBLISHER: Millbrook Press PUBLICATION DATE: April 1, 2015 ISBN: 9781467726498 PAGES: 32 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: nonfiction; poetry; alliteration GIVE IT
Review: Some Kind of Normal (Stone)
AUTHOR: Juliana Stone SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Sourcebooks Fire PUBLICATION DATE: May 5, 2015 ISBN: 9781402291500 PAGES: 304 SOURCE: SLJ review copy GENRE: contemporary romance; realistic fiction SETTING: present-day, Louisiana GIVE
Review: In a World Just Right (Brooks)
AUTHOR: Jen Brooks SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Simon & Schuster PUBLICATION DATE: April 28, 2015 ISBN: 9781481416603 PAGES: 432 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: magical realism; romance SETTING: present-day USA (Boston?) GIVE IT
Review: Something Sure Smells Around Here: Limericks (Cleary/ Rowland)
AUTHOR: Brian Cleary ILLUSTRATOR: Andy Rowland SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Millbrook Press PUBLICATION DATE: April 1, 2015 ISBN: 9781467720441 PAGES: 32 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: nonfiction; poetry; limerick GIVE IT TO: elementary,
Review: Kissing Ted Callahan (And Other Guys) (Spalding)
AUTHOR: Amy Spalding SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Poppy PUBLICATION DATE: April 14, 2015 ISBN: 9780316371520 PAGES: 320 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: Los Angeles, present day GIVE IT TO: HS
Review: Miss Mayhem (Hawkins)
AUTHOR: Rachel Hawkins SERIES: Rebel Belle, book 2 PUBLISHER: Putnam Juvenile PUBLICATION DATE: April 7, 2015 ISBN: 9780399256943 PAGES: 288 SOURCE: Edelweiss GENRE: Paranormal, action GIVE IT TO: MS, HS
Review: The Spider (Gravel)
AUTHOR: Elise Gravel ILLUSTRATOR: Elise Gravel SERIES: Disgusting Critters PUBLISHER: Tundra Books PUBLICATION DATE: February 10, 2015 ISBN: 9781770496644 PAGES: 32 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: nonfiction; picture book; science GIVE IT
Review: Head Lice (Gravel)
AUTHOR: Elise Gravel ILLUSTRATOR: Elise Gravel SERIES: Disgusting Critters PUBLISHER: Tundra Books PUBLICATION DATE: February 10, 2015 ISBN: 9781770496613 PAGES: 32 SOURCE: NetGalley GENRE: nonfiction; picture book; health/science GIVE IT
Review: Flunked: Fairy Tale Reform School (Calonita)
AUTHOR: Jen Calonita SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky PUBLICATION DATE: March 3, 2015 ISBN: 9781492601562 PAGES: 256 SOURCE: SLJ review via NetGalley GENRE: retellings, fairy tales SETTING: Enchantasia, a land
Review: Where I Belong (Heasley)
AUTHOR: Gwendolyn Heasley SERIES: , book 1 PUBLISHER: HarperTeen PUBLICATION DATE: February 8, 2011 ISBN: 9780061978845 PAGES: 289 SOURCE: purchased ebook GENRE: realistic, contemporary SETTING: New York City and Broken
Review: Born Confused (Hidier)
AUTHOR: Tanuja Desai Hidier SERIES: Born Confused, book 1 PUBLISHER: Scholastic Point PUBLICATION DATE: March 19, 2004 PAGES: 512 SOURCE: my library GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: New Jersey and New
Review: My Not So Super Sweet Life (Harris)
AUTHOR: Rachel Harris SERIES: My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century, book 3 PUBLISHER: Entangled Teen PUBLICATION DATE: April 21, 2014 ISBN: 9781622664825 PAGES: 190 SOURCE: purchased ebook GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING:
Review: Crash (McMann)
AUTHOR: Lisa McMann SERIES: Visions, book 1 PUBLISHER: SimonPulse PUBLICATION DATE: January 8, 2013 ISBN: 9781442403918 PAGES: 233 SOURCE: purchased ebook GENRE: paranormal SETTING: present-day Chicago GIVE IT TO: MS,
Review: Hopeless (Hoover)
AUTHOR: Colleen Hoover SERIES: Hopeless, book 1 PUBLISHER: CreateSpace Independent Publishing PUBLICATION DATE: December 17, 2012 ISBN: 9781301949823 PAGES: 486 SOURCE: purchased ebook GENRE: contemporary romance SETTING: present-day Texas GIVE
Review: Ten (McNeil)
AUTHOR: Gretchen McNeil SERIES: none PUBLISHER: Balzer + Bray PUBLICATION DATE: September 18, 2012 ISBN: 9780062118783 PAGES: 296 SOURCE: purchased ebook GENRE: mystery, horror SETTING: island off the coast of