Podcast Episode Three – Magic Water

When mortal enemies Veronica Lopez and Heather Simms get hit by a bar code scanner while fighting over the last copy of Queen of Twilight, it takes them a moment to realize that they aren t in a New Jersey bookstore anymore. In fact, they re in the novel. Too bad they don t realize…

Another exciting month for book lovers. And, of course the book I want the most doesn’t come out until the very end of the month. Sigh. July 4th Lost Voices by Sarah Porter Fourteen-year-old Luce has had a tough life, but she reaches the depths of despair when she is assaulted and left on the…

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 Cursed Book. Although, not because of anything written in the book. No, this book is cursed because it took me over a month to have five minutes with it. On November 23rd, it occurred to me that Canadian bookstores had been stupid recently, so I decided to order the book in. It was released…

I’m not a big fan of angel books. I’ve read a few and, to be honest, the “angels” didn’t seem that “angel-like.” Angels aren’t human. Angels are terrifying beings that have the ability to turn you into salt, they aren’t “Edward with wings” who want to make out with  cute teenagers, so when the buzz…

The second in our Flashback Friday series is more than just a good book I remember reading when I was a teenager. It is the first real novel (besides ones written by Christopher Pike and R. L. Stine) that I can remember reading. My sister gave it to me when I lamented about how all…