The Book Wars in 2016
As the unofficial spokesperson for The Book Wars, I bring to you, our wonderful readers, a report on the things that have been done in 2015 and the things you can expect […]
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#TBWDecemberBookChallenge
Time for a new Book Photo Challenge! We hope you’ll join us for a month of sharing recommendations, pet peeves, obsessions, and shelfies! Be sure to tag your pictures with #TBWDecemberBookChallenge […]
The Cover Wars
A summer in Italy turns into a road trip across Tuscany in this sweeping debut novel filled with romance, mystery, and adventure. Lina is spending the summer in Tuscany, but […]
Review: Court of Fives by Kate Elliott
Hardcover, 448 pages Published: August 18th 2015 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Source: Hachette Books When I first read on Twitter that Kate was writing a YA novel, […]
Follow Us on Instagram!
The Book Wars has debuted on Instagram. Follow us @thebookwars. It will be curated weekly or twice a week, depending on how we feel. We will only post book photos […]
August: Books for Younger Readers
The title of this post is a complete lie. I plan to review many books that will be fantastic reading for older readers as well. There are other people in […]
For Reluctant Readers: Do Not Attempt To Read This One In Public
It may involve letting out snorts that your friends will never let you forget and raucous laughter that can never be described as charming or cute. This is a book […]
Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed
The Crescent Moon Kingdoms, home to djenn and ghuls, holy warriors and heretics, are at the boiling point of a power struggle between the iron-fisted Khalif and the mysterious master […]
Interview With Dan Bar-el: On Picturebooks, Writing, and Collaborating
Dan Bar-el is an award-winning children’s author, educator and storyteller. His writing includes chapter books, picture books, and most recently, a graphic novel. For the past twenty years, Dan has […]
Review: Milk And Honey by Rupi Kaur
It took precisely two poems for Tumblr to convince me that Rupi Kaur’s milk and honey was a book I needed to read. There’s poetry that feels (to me) like it’s […]
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