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As the literary site Bookslut is no longer active, I'm going to cross post some of my older reviews from my YA column there so reader...

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Magic, young apprentice...evil wizard...seems pretty straightforward right?  Well not so much. Set in a coastal Maine town, Sherman's no...

Denizen Hardwick's having a tough week. First, he's stuck in Crosscaper orphanage. That's not a huge deal because he's bee...

I review Gary Paulsen books here quite a bit. That's because he always delivers. I've never read a book of his I did not like. Woods...

As you might imagine, MARCH: Book Two picks up where Book One left off, both on the day of Barack Obama's first presidential inaugurati...

Henry Page has never had a girlfriend, but he thinks he knows what it is going to be like to find his soulmate. That series of events was ...

I've been with both readergirlz and Guys Lit Wire since they began, and since we have some crossover readership, I wanted to share the ...

 What if you could be the Grim Reaper? That's the reality in this awesome new book by Neal Shusterman. It's the future, death ...