The Near Witch Winner!

Holly Black’s Curse Workers series is one that we’ve all (with the exception of Katie, because she’s silly and doesn’t like mob books) obsessed about for a while. I still remember getting to the end of Red Glove and feeling like I was going to lose my mind with the need to have Black Heart…

I was recommended Patrick Ness’s The Knife of Never Letting Go by a librarian friend. She told me it was by far the best book she’d read that year. She said it gave Hunger Games a run for it’s money. I didn’t believe her. I couldn’t. Sure, the cover was amazing, but…how could we have…

I’m of the mind that summer books can be heart breaking. I know it seems perverse, the sun is shining, the sky is blue, hopefully waves are lapping at your feet and life is beautiful- so why would you want to read about heart fail? Well think of it this way, would you prefer your…

Quite independently of each other, Christine and I recently read Glimmer by Phoebe Kitanidis. When we discovered that we’d both read and both liked it we thought we’d review together. This, good people, is that review. Caitlin: This is the second of three “idyllic town on surface, crazy evil magic below,” books I’ve read recently….

I feel this one needs no introduction. Here is Christine and I chatting about Sister’s Red: ….That was kind of an introduction, wasn’t it? Whatever. Caitlin: A few months ago Christine asked if I wanted to do a review of Sweetly by Jackson Pearce with her. I hadn’t read it yet, but as I highly…

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…