As I have stated in my other reviews of this series, I do not understand why I love these books. The writing isn’t that great, the recap of previous books is tedious, and the plot truds along as if it were impersonating a snail. BUT I LOVE THEM!!!! I should have known that my first…

Falling Kingdoms has been touted quite a bit as “Game of Thrones for YA.” And it most certainly has the elements of that genre of fantasy. But it was so much more as well. In a land where magic has been forgotten but peace has reigned for centuries, a deadly unrest is simmering. Three kingdoms…

So, I may have teared up just writing the title of this book. Because, you know, I have problems. Two young women from totally different backgrounds are thrown together during World War II: one a working-class girl from Manchester, the other a Scottish aristocrat, one a pilot, the other a wireless operator. Yet whenever their…

I wanted to write reviews for some books I read during the summer, but I didn’t take any notes and all I really remember is general ~feelings. So, I thought I’d write a bunch of mini reviews. Mystic City by Theo Lawrence This one is very similar in premise to Black City but without so…

Awhile ago, I read Half Blood by Jennifer L. Armentrout and while I thought it was fun and enjoyable read, it had too many similarities to Vampire Academy for me to enjoy it fully. So, I put off reading Obsidian. Even though I love stories about aliens in high school. I had an obsesison with…

Elizabeth Richards Black City was one of the books I was most excited about picking up at BEA this summer. I read Black City pretty stoked and 100% ready to love it. The cover is pretty, and I’d heard the concept was a neat take on the supernatural craze that has swept up so much…

I reviewed the first two books in this series, Immortal Beloved and Darkness Falls on my own but for this last one, Christine has joined me: Caitlin: I feel like I waited forever to read this book. I’m not even sure why. It isn’t as if Darkness Falls ended on a cliffhanger or anything. Or…

I put off writing this review for awhile because I wanted to feel differently about the book that I actually did. Cassandra Caravello is one of Renaissance Venice’s lucky elite: with elegant gowns, sparkling jewels, her own lady’s maid, and a wealthy fiancé, she has everything a girl could desire. Yet ever since her parents’…

Almost a year ago Leiah reviewed Ruby Red by Kiersten Gier and shortly after I bought the book for myself because she made it sound so good. Well, last month I finally got around to reading it and it was fabulous! Fast paced, lots of characters and mystery and time travel. Much awesome. And I…

Sorry for the delay in getting this episode out. We had some scheduling difficulties. This week we discuss what we think the definition of Young Adult is. Show Notes -Christine and Caitlin make Kate unbearably jealous. -What is YA? -How do we feel about Isaac Marion? -Should New Adult happen, or not? -Christine begs you…