Wonderstruck Winner!

I know you’ve heard of Dr. Frankenstein and his monster. You’ve probably also seen a movie about him or read Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein for school or some light gothic reading. But have you ever wondered what made Victor Frankenstein become the man who created the “Monster”? What drove him to want to create life from…

I lucked into finding Lauren Myrcale’s Shine well before its release date. I’d added it to my goodreads ages before because I thought the cover was pretty and because I was glad the book was going to tackle its premise. But then I forgot I bought it until I was cleaning out my old car…

I bought Incarceron by Catherine Fisher right when they released it into US bookstores (it was already released in England 2 years ago), but I had some other stuff I wanted to read first and I kind of forgot about it. Big mistake. I’m going to do my best to talk about this without spoiling…

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:…

This post exists either because Wendy pities me…or just really wanted me to shut up and leave her alone. Maybe both? Basically, she rejected us for the These Broken Stars blog tour, and then I bugged her about it so much she came up with these…non-tour, semi-officially, please-stop-bothering-me-caitlin, fun-fact….thingums. So, basically without my incessant whining,…

So, whenever someone asks me what this book is I always reply in with, “It’s a dystopian X-men.” Which, as I LOVE X-men is basically the best thing ever. Also, my favourite of the X-men is Rogue and the main character here has a similar problem to Rogue’s. All things considered I was beyond excited…