Review:Nava is a snarky some what crude woman that is imploding in her life while her twin brother Ari has always had this huge destiny waiting for him. Nava stumbles in drunk interrupting Ari's ceremony finalizing his entrance into the demon hunting faction as a Rasha with magic to destroy demons. When they restart the interrupted ceremony the magic instead initiates Nava as the first female Rasha. From there chaos insues when a snarky female meets the all men's club of Rasha with her powers of electr... Read more

Review:The physical book is of excellent quality. I bought this as a gift so I'm not sure how great the book is, but I'm sure it's amazing because the rest of the series is PHENOMENAL and Garth Nix never disappoints!! Read more

Review:My relationship with Australian author Garth Nix is an odd one. My first introduction to Nix was in middle school when I attempted to read his famous Sabriel novel after being relentlessly urged to do so by friends. I couldn't get further than one hundred pages. It was so excruciatingly boring that I had to stop -and I rarely give up on books that after I've begun them. Considering my taste in literature, Nix's books should fit perfectly with my preferences, but something about them just falls s... Read more

Review:While wandering through the local bookstore four years ago I came across Sabriel in the Young Adult section. Noticing the cover I picked it up and read the first chapter. I was hooked. I must have read the copy I bought that day at least 40 times. I became such a fan of Mr. Nix's writing that I named my cat Mogget!But I digress, as I understood it Mr. Nix was supposed to only write a sequel. Lirael turned out to be the second book in a trilogy, the third to be the forthcoming, Abhorsen. Well, a... Read more

Review:"Shade's Children" is an awsome book. It is actually one of my favorites. Garth Nix put so much detail and emotion into it, that it was practically realistic.
A fiction book about children living without their parents. Raised by Shade, a hologram. They are living in a dreadful nightmare. Children are being captured and sent to the Meat Factory to be turned into vicious creatures. This is a very scary book, but it's also very fascinating and creative.
Not everyone will be able to hand... Read more

Review:Wow.

Alan Gratz’s Refugee should be required reading for middle school students. In this novel, Gratz tells the story of three refugees: 1) Josef, a Jewish boy escaping Nazi Germany, in 1938, 2) Isabel, a Cuban girl escaping Castro’s rule in 1994, and 3) Mahmoud, a boy fleeing from Syria in 2015. Alternating points of view, Gratz tells three stories that are gripping and unforgettable.

Confession: I read this book in two days; I cried a lot, and even though I’m done reading, I’m st... Read more

Review:Time travel stories have been done to death, but this one adds new twists and turns. Entertaining, funny, interesting and a real joy to read.

Worth every penny.

The bad news is, the story doesn't end with this book

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Review:Hard to believe that this 8th book in The Chronicles of St Mary's is just as suspenseful and enjoyable as book #1. I don't know how Jodi Taylor manages to keep us engrossed, entertained and wanting book #9 to be written as soon as possible, but she does! I am a huge fan of this whole series. Read more

Review:I accidentally happened upon this series...and I have loved every minute of it. I hate spoilers so you will have to read the book. For anyone who wants to laugh & enjoy the human angst that is life; read these books!! Read more

Review:Nothing Girl is a funny, in fact, hilarious book to read. I kept on laughing out loud all the way through this book. My husband was giving me looks when I would burst out laughing. I loved it and will read more of Jodi Taylor's books. Read more