what started as a book review blog is morphing into a home for my musings on being a girl and being gay and the ways that intersects with my being a geek, and with geek culture. i do still and will continue to review books, because i read a lot and it's primarily what i enjoy talking about. if you've got a recommendation, or want to hear what i have to say on a topic, feel free to leave it in the comments.
Showing posts with label women in YA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women in YA. Show all posts
05 March, 2013
'Daughter of Smoke and Bone' by Laini Taylor
For my first review back from what was, admittedly, a hiatus that stretched the meaning of the word past its breaking point, I wanted to come back with a bang. And Daughter of Smoke and Bone is nothing if not full of bang.
03 December, 2011
'Sisters Red' by Jackson Pearce
'Sisters Red' first caught my eye in the bookstore because of the awesome cover. I love YA, I love adapted fairy tales, and I love the growing population of badass teenage girls in YA fiction these days. This modernization of the Little Red Riding Hood story has all of these elements, plus a certain something to it that made me really enjoy it despite its flaws.
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★★★,
2011,
fairy tales,
family ties,
female protagonist,
jackson pearce,
review,
urban fantasy,
werewolves,
women in YA,
young adult
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