Wonderstruck Winner!

When I reviewed The Girl of Fire and Thorns I called it “a Hunger Games for fantasy fans.” Not because it was an arena battle to the death with magic, but because it was an intense, page-turning, emotional adventure with an awesome heroine. And Crown of Embers does not disappoint in the slightest! In the…

Despite the amazing cover and the fact that I’ve enjoyed all of Tera Lynn Child’s other books, I wasn’t sure I was going to like Sweet Venom. I paid a bit of attention to the marketing Harper was doing for it, and I got the impression that the book was a little more serious than…

One night, from cities across Europe, five children vanish, only to appear again at an exclusive party five years later in Manhattan, accompanied by their mysterious governess. These children have been accepted into the city’s most prestigious school, where they quickly raise to great heights with the help of their benefactor’s extraordinary “gifts.” As they…

Scott Pilgrim, I think I’m in lesbians with you.1 I know this series was majorly hyped because of the movie that came out last month, but, for me, please, forget everything you think you know about the movie version of Scott Pilgrim. Because the books? They’re better.2 Let me start this lovefest by re-introducing you…

You know what’s awesome? When a series ends, and you’re happy. Nary a complaint to be found. That’s how I feel about Circle of Fire by Michelle Zink. Everything that I wanted to have happen, happened. With time dwindling but her will to end the Prophecy stronger than ever, Lia sets out on a journey…

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…