Review: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and Gareth Hinds
Plays are meant to be performed, not read. But a) not everybody lives near a theatre that performs Shakespeare’s plays, b) living near a theatre does not mean you can […]
Category Archives: romance
Review: Climbing the Date Palm by Shira Glassman
Climbing the Date Palm is the second book in the Mangoverse series (The Second Mango is the first – you might want to start there) buuuut this one fits better with […]
Review: Always Human by walkingnorth
This is a story about nanobots, genetic engineering, and two girls falling in love. No matter how technology changes us, we’ll always be human. — [X] I swear I’m not […]
Dreaming Big in Dream a Little Dream by Kerstin Gier (translated by Anthea Bell)
Hardcover, 336 pages Expected publication: April 14th 2015 by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR) Source: Publisher Dream a Little Dream is the latest offering from Kerstin Gier who is a […]
MG vs. YA: Debatable Differences
Dearest Readers, we are gathered here today for a rollicking good ride. Or, in more precise terms, to talk about the differences between novels meant for middle grade readers and those […]
Review: Tribute by Ellen Renner
Disclaimer: I received an ARC of Tribute from Nafiza, and I assume she received it from the publisher. Just so you know. This is the cover of my copy. I […]
The Happy Ever After Myth
So you must be thinking that you are seeing an inordinate amount of me this week. My apologies for that, my fellow bloggers are either busy or have less to […]
When YA Romance is Done Right
I was going to write about the Happy Ever After Myth because I’m a cynical being and wont to do things like that. But then I thought, you have been […]
The Book Wars 