There hasn’t been a book I’ve wanted to write a spoiler-filled review for more than Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson, but I won’t! I want to so badly though, because it’s really hard to not gush about all the very awesome things! Sixteen-year-old Alison has been sectioned in a mental institute for teens, having murdered the…

Let me start this review by saying, what you think you know about this book is probably wrong. I read the blurb, saw the cool cover and was all happy because it’s the second new Elizabeth Scott book this year and I like Elizabeth Scott. Her books are usually contemporary and cute and involve guys…

Time travel I’ve always had an interest in it. Is time like a burrito or like string? Can you meet yourself without creating a black hole? What about changing the past? Can time travel be used to change events like Hitler’s birth or stop the bomb from dropping on Hiroshima? What about going back and…

My turn at sharing my shame with you all has come once again. Also, I’ve been meaning to mention, that our POS posts are, of course, greatly inspired by The Story Siren’s IMM meme. I think it’s a meme. I’m not actually too sure what constitutes a meme, but we’re going with it here. Anywhos,…

I wasn’t too sure about this book when I saw it listed on NetGalley, but it’s NetGalley and free, so I said what the heck and requested it. When I finally decided to read it, I didn’t know what to expect, honestly. A sort of futuristic world similar to Surrogates where no one goes outside…

This book, like Divergent, was one I was dying for. Simply dying. I was beginning to hate everyone that wasn’t me that had read it. And it was going to start getting ugly soon. End of the world ugly. But, HarperTeen must have heard that danger levels were increasing and put the title up on…

The winner of our signed copy of Legacy by Cayla Kluver is: Brittany Congtrats!!! You should have an email with details!

There has been a lot of flap recently about how violent and dark YA novels are. While those books do exist and are wonderful—I read many of them, there are also plenty of authors writing stories with out a dystopia or post-apocalyptic setting in sight. Keris Stainton is one of them. Her debut novel, Della Says:…

Most of you probably recognize the author’s name from her  Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants fame. Despite being a contributor to a YA blog, I have to confess that I decidedly did not make that connection when I purchased this book, seeing that I’ve never read the series. I have, however, read her other novel,…

I read Once a Witch awhile ago. It feels like YEARS ago, but I can still remember that amazing feeling I had upon reading it. It was one of those books I felt had been written for me. Once a witch was exactly what I wanted to read and at the end I was pretty…