HarperTeen – August 24, 2010 Kyle is a hoodie – one of those kids that sits in the back of the class, tries not to be noticed, doesn’t do his homework (only because he doesn’t see the point), and dresses in the same “uniform” every day – black jeans, black shirt, black hoodie. You can [Keep Reading]
Courtney Rae is the winner of my 3rd Blogoversary Giveaway. She will receive a copy of City of Bones, City of Ashes, and City of Glass by Cassandra Clare. I will ship them directly to her from Amazon. Courtney – I’m placing the order today. Expect them soon! Thanks to everyone who entered. I’ve enjoyed [Keep Reading]
Scholastic Press – April 1, 2010 Heidi attends a very posh private school, but only because her mother teaches P.E. and her father is the caretaker/handyman. New to the school, she doesn’t have that many friends and definitely isn’t in the popular crowd. Her only lifelines are her 3 friends, Fili, Ludo, and Dai. Together they [Keep Reading]
I love disaster movies/books. My favorite movie is The Day After Tomorrow and I’m always up for a new book that throws me in a world of death and destruction. This installment of the Read-a-Like List is made up of some great ecological disaster books. The Last Survivors Series (Formerly The Moon Series) by Susan [Keep Reading]
EgmontUSA – May 11, 2010 Welcome to Golden City where superheroes and supervillains mingle with ordinary citizens. We meet the main character, Damien Locke, on the eve of his 16th birthday – the day his “V” is supposed to appear in his thumbprint. The day his fate is officially sealed. The day he becomes a [Keep Reading]
HarperCollins – January 8, 2010 This third installment in the Evernight series picks up where STARGAZER left off. [NOTE: You should read EVERNIGHT and STARGAZER to fully understand the story.] Bianca and Lucas are on the run with the Black Cross after the attack on Evernight Academy. Even though Bianca isn’t a true vampire, she [Keep Reading]
Eos – 2000 Blay Raytee lives in a government work-camp in the year 2368. Humanity struggles to heal after the technocaust left the world in ruins. The government maintains its control by instilling fear in the people – the fear of technology. Those few that aren’t afraid, eventually become part of the resistance and fight [Keep Reading]
All I can say is, “Thank you Entertainment Weekly.”
I haven’t posted a Waiting on Wednesday post lately, but today I have a book that I can’t wait to read. The week I’m waiting and waiting and waiting for EPITAPH ROAD by David Patneaude 2097 is a transformed world. Thirty years earlier, a mysterious plague wiped out 97 percent of the male population, devastating [Keep Reading]
Congratulations to the following people. They will receive a copy of NUMBERS by Rachel Ward. Marianna Ballard Jill Foltz Kelsey Tobias
