DARK SONG by Gail Giles – REVIEW

September 7, 2010 – Little Brown Ames lives a good life with her parents and younger sister. They take family vacations together, enjoy each other’s company, and have everything they want – a nice house, friends, and luxuries. Little does Ames know, but everything is about to come crashing down around her. After returning home [Keep Reading]

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DUST CITY by Robert Paul Weston – REVIEW

September 30, 2010 – Razorbill Henry Whelp lives in a reformatory for troubled boys called the Home for Wayward Wolves. He’s been there since his father was thrown in jail for killing Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother.  He’s been mad at his father ever since and embarrassed when people bring it up.  He [Keep Reading]

SHE’S SO DEAD TO US by Kieran Scott – REVIEW

It’s been 18 months since Ally Ryan has lived in Orchard Hill and she is nervous about moving back. She doesn’t know how her friends are going to welcome her back after she left without even saying goodbye to them. Ally didn’t have any warning the night her and her parents left town. With her [Keep Reading]

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GLIMMERGLASS by Jenna Black – REVIEW

Dana Hathaway has a drunk for a mother. She has been forced to move countless times making it difficult for her to make friends.  Dana has learned to keep everyone at a distance to prevent the heartbreak of losing special people from her life. After sixteen years as being the adult in the relationship (paying [Keep Reading]

INFINITY by Sherrilyn Kenyon – REVIEW

Before Nick Gautier was a Squire for Kyrian Hunter and way before he ran into trouble with Ash, he was a ninth grader on a scholarship at prestigious private school.  He is willing to put up with the constant harassment from his classmates because of the ridiculous clothes his mother buys for him and the [Keep Reading]

THE ETERNAL ONES by Kirsten Miller – REVIEW

Haven has always been an outcast in her little town of Snope City. Her best friend, Beau, is the only one to stick by her when everyone else in town thinks she is strange, or worse yet, possessed by a demon.  Since she was a little girl she has had visions of a past there [Keep Reading]

SISTERS RED by Jackson Pearce – REVIEW

Scarlett and Rosie survived the unthinkable when they were just young little girls.  A big bad wolf, disguised as a salesman, forced his way into their Grandma’s cabin, brutally killed her, and then moved on to attack the girls.  Scarlett, determined to save Rose, grabbed a shard of glass to fights for their lives.  She [Keep Reading]

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GLIMPSE by Carol Lynch Williams – REVIEW

Lizzie and Hope are as close as two sisters can be; so, when Hope walks in on Lizzie with a shotgun in her mouth, Hope is thrown into a world of confusion.  She can’t imagine what would drive Lizzie to such an extreme action. After Lizzie is taken to the hospital and put in lockdown, [Keep Reading]

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SHIP BREAKER by Paolo Bacigalupi – REVIEW

Set in a future dealing with the ramifications of global warming, Nailer and the others living in his Gulf Coast community fight for survival working for salvage companies pulling copper wire from grounded oil tankers.  If you don’t work, you don’t eat and for Nailer the responsibility for his safety rests on his own shoulders. [Keep Reading]

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NOMANSLAND by Lesley Hauge – REVIEW

Imagine a world where there are only women and men are considered criminals. On an island called Foundland, Keller is a teenager training to be a Tracker.  Trackers are expert archers and equestrians and meant to protect the shores of their island from the enemy – men. Foundland is run by a group of powerful [Keep Reading]

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