All the Feels: The Darkest Minds Trilogy by Alexandra Bracken
Released by Disney-Hyperion Okay first, do you see the sentence made by the titles? THE DARKEST MINDS NEVER FADE IN THE AFTER LIGHT. *starry eyes* Judging from the amount of […]
Released by Disney-Hyperion Okay first, do you see the sentence made by the titles? THE DARKEST MINDS NEVER FADE IN THE AFTER LIGHT. *starry eyes* Judging from the amount of […]
A more fitting title to this review is: Jasper Fford’s Shades of Grey: A Dickensian Contemporary YA Dystopia First, because this, like a Dickens novel, is a complex web, I’ll simply […]
Hardcover, 384 pages Published September 22nd 2015 by Margaret K. McElderry Books Source: Publisher I am not entirely sure what tone to take with this review. Should I default to […]
I am what you would call an advocate for the book. I remember once noting this to a professor who asked me why I thought that film was a lesser media […]
Paperback, 208 pages Expected publication: August 4th 2015 by InkLit Source: Publisher I am not at all familiar with Thomas E. Sniegoski so The Raven’s Child was my introduction to […]
Hardcover, 288 pages Published: August 4th 2015 by Margaret K. McElderry Books Source: Publisher I talked about the reasons you should read Of Metals and Wishes not too long ago. […]
Let me start by saying that this book, as the title may imply, is not your grandma’s Wizard of Oz. It also, I must admit, isn’t so much a […]
I think I have been living in a closet for the last 9 years. I turned to my collegue at Kaleidoscope the other day and was like: “Some lady called […]
The Enemy by Swedish author Davide Cali and published in Australia by @wilkinsfarago is a unique picturebook that I stumbled across while processing the special orders @KKBOttawa this past […]
One of the most interesting and fun Speculative Fiction tropes is the playfulness, which can be terrifying at times, with which the genre tackles the myth of Prometheus. Prometheus, a […]