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Six Book Boyfriends of the Grishaverse

We’re stoked to be kicking off the Six of Crows […]

Review: Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes

I should have known there’d be trouble in paradise when […]

Review: The Paradox by Charlie Fletcher

So, remember awhile back when I read this book called […]

Review: Slasher Girls & Monster Boys by Misc.

‘Slasher Girls & Monster Boys’ comes from April Genevieve Tucholke, who has brought together a roster of fourteen YA scribes (herself included) for the purpose of gathering us around the metaphorical campfire and telling us their best ghost stories. The result is about what you’d expect: an uneven but consistently entertaining trip through the joint imagination.

Review: The Invasion of the Tearling by Erika Johansen

Hello there! I come to you today as one of […]

Review: Lion Heart by A. C. Gaughen

It’s hard to articulate what exactly my problem is with […]

Review + Giveaway: The Wrath and the Dawn by Renée Ahdieh

The Wrath and the Dawn is a strong start to a promising new series. Enter to win your own copy!

Blog Tour: The Winner’s Kiss by Marie Rutkoski + Giveaway

We’re kicking off the In The Beginning blog tour with the first line from THE WINNER’S KISS!

Review: An Ember In The Ashes by Sabaa Tahir

An Ember In The Ashes is one of those books […]

The Obligatory Strong Heroine Post by Rosamund Hodge, Author of Crimson Bound

What exactly is a Strong Female Character? Today Rosamund Hodge stops by with The Obligatory Strong Heroine Post as part of the Crimson Bound blog tour. Check out her thoughts and enter to win a copy!

Blog Tour + Giveaway: The Girl At Midnight by Melissa Grey

Listen up, Fantasy nerds. I’m going to give you six very good reasons why you should make The Girl at Midnight a priority on your TBR list.

Review: The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch

There’s sabotage, scheming, and various twists enough for the bloodthirstiest and most action-hungry, and things end in a satisfying enough way to leave the future open to plenty of possibility without being too open-ended. None of it is truly new or unique (in comparison to the setting, anyway), with plenty of reliance on those familiar rehashings of the dangers of overconfidence, the importance of friends, and so on. But all of it (generally speaking) has been done before, right?

The Last List Blog Hop: Valiant Q&A + Giveaway

Welcome to the Last List Blog Hop where we are celebrating The Last List authors. Egmont recently closed its doors. But the community has banded together beautifully to support the authors. Today, Cuddlebuggery is hosting author Sarah McGuire for her Middle Grade fantasy, Valiant.

Review: Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch

Snow Like Ashes ended up not being a Steph book.

Blog Tour: A Darker Shade of Magic + Giveaway

Hello and welcome to White London and the A Darker […]

Review: Jackaby by William Ritter

A very solid start to a hopefully amazing series.

Review: Beastkeeper by Cat Hellisen

The next time someone tries to dismiss middle grade, when […]

Review: The Imaginary by A. F. Harrold and Emily Gravett

The Imaginary is a celebration of friendship that defies all […]

Review: The Sculptor by Scott McCloud

But there comes a point where the commonplace becomes flat. It doesn’t excite. It is not “bad” or of poor quality, but rather creates a wall between the object and its audience, able to be appreciated for its theoretical strengths but not its emotional punch.

Blog Tour: Inked by Eric Smith + Giveaway

Today we have the awesomely awesome Eric Smith, author of […]

Blog Tour: Endsinger by Jay Kristoff + Giveaway

In theory I’m supposed to review Endsinger but […]

Review: Exquisite Captive by Heather Demetrios

Meg feels there is promise for this new series, but remains unimpressed with Exquisite Captive.

Review: The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender by Leslye Walton

“A book so quirky and magical that you’ll immediately fall in love with it.” – Kat Kennedy

Review: Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater

My problem with the Raven Cycle quartet is that it’s […]

Review: Poisoned Apples by Christine Heppermann

Steph Sinclair review Poisoned Apples by Christina Heppermann and says this one will leave marks.

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