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Here are just a few of the brand new titles that you'll find on the shelves of the YA section! Just to get a taste of the book, here's the first sentence (or two) of each. Read more...
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Review: Rotters by Daniel Krause
Review Haiku!
The odors described
within the text of this book
are haunting me still.
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Epistolary Novels
Epistolary is one of those words that gets tossed around that sounds too fancy or serious to have anything to do with real life. But if you like books that are written in letters, diaries, IMs or tweets, then you already know about this type of novel. Read more...
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Review: The Fortunes of Indigo Skye by Deb Caletti
What would you do with 2.5 million dollars? Indigo Skye is put to that very test in this book. If you've ever dreamed of striking it rich, then I'd highly recommend this book. And even if you haven't, it's still a good read! Read more...
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Review: Lost Voices by Sarah Porter
Apparently, mermaids are the new vampires/zombies/werewolves. Who knew? There are a whole slew of mermaid stories coming out this fall (and some that already have come out) and the first I've read is Lost Voices. Read more...
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Judge a Book by the Cover: Dust City by Robert Paul Weston
It's ok. We all do it. We all pick up a book and without reading a single word we judge it. We decide almost immediately whether or not it's worth our time. Recently I asked the Youth Advisory Council to take a look at several books and judge them by their covers. Here's what they thought of Dust City. Read more...
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