Mini Review: I’ve Been Meaning To Tell You: A Letter To My Daughter by David Chariandy
I understand the need for comparitive titles, so I will bring up Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates now, only to say yes, this is a similar format […]
Other-Wordly by Yee-Lum Mak with illustrations by Kelsey Garrity-Riley
Hardcover, 64 pages Expected publication: October 11th 2016 by Chronicle Books Source: Raincoast Books Other-Wordly is a slim volume which collects words, not necessarily in English, that explain or capture […]
Interview with Cindy Pon: On Writing, Sacrifice, and Beyond
Cindy Pon is the author of Silver Phoenix (Greenwillow, 2009), which was named one of the Top Ten Fantasy and Science Fiction Books for Youth by the American Library Association’s Booklist, and one of […]
The Wish Tree by Kyo Maclear with illustrations by Chris Turnham
Hardcover, 40 pages Expected publication: September 27th 2016 by Chronicle Books Source: Raincoast Books The Wish Tree by Kyo Maclear with art by Chris Turnham is about a boy Charles […]
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Review: Sacrifice by Cindy Pon
Sacrifice by Cindy Pon is the sequel to Serpentine and the final instalment of Skybright’s story. For those of you are new to this blog and/or don’t know me, Serpentine was the fantasy […]
TTT: Top Ten Light and Fluffy Reads
TTT is a meme by The Broke and the Bookish and this week’s topic was supposed to be about audiobooks, but since most of us haven’t been listening to all […]
Bright Sky, Starry City
Phoebe helps her dad set up telescopes on the sidewalk outside his store. It’s a special night — Saturn and Mars are going to appear together in the sky. But […]
The Cover Wars
In this action-packed companion to Mechanica that’s perfect for fans of The Lunar Chronicles and The Red Queen series, an indomitable inventor and her loyal (and royal) friends cross the ocean to the […]
How Many Stars in the Sky?
Mama’s away one night, and her son can’t sleep. He tries to relax by counting stars, but the more of them he sees, the more determined he is to count […]
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