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The Emerald Atlas, by John Stephens (Alfred A. Knopf, 2011)

Posted on June 17, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Ever since their parents’ disappearance ten years ago, Kate, Michael and Emma have bounced from one orphanage to the next, ultimately ending up at the remote home of the eccentric Dr. Stanislaus Pym. There, they discover a strange green book … Continue reading →

Posted in Young Adult | Tagged Realms of Fantasy | Leave a reply

Everything I Was, by Corinne Demas (Carolrhoda Lab/Lerner Books, 2011)

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Thirteen-year-old Irene’s life is falling apart around her. Her father’s lost his job due to some corporate downsizing, while her mother’s excessive spending habits have helped put the family into debt. The solution: sell off much of their belongings, leave … Continue reading →

Posted in Mainstream, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | Leave a reply

What Can't Wait, by Ashley Hope Perez (Carolrhoda Lab/Lerner Books, 2011)

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Marisa Moreno feels chained down by obligations, stretched thin in every direction by familial duties and expectations. Her parents barely speak English, her brother is more interested in tricking out his truck than helping out, and her sister is trapped … Continue reading →

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The Red Pyramid, by Rick Riordan (Hyperion, 2010)

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Overview Rick Riordan, author of the popular Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, follows his earlier success with the start of a new series, one focusing on Egyptian myth and lore. A brother and sister discover their link to an … Continue reading →

Posted in Fairy Tales, Folklore & Myth, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | 1 Reply

Hip Deep, edited by Abe Louise Young (Next Generation Press, 2006)

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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The Big Picture Hip Deep is a collection of essays written by American teenagers, told in their own voices and drawing on a wide variety of experiences. Alternately heartbreaking and inspirational, it’s a reflection on the matters and issues teens … Continue reading →

Posted in Non-Fiction & Reference, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | Leave a reply

Shadow Walkers, by Brent Hartinger (Flux, 2011)

Posted on February 23, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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As a gay teenager living with his little brother and grandparents on an island community of only 4,000, Zach feels like an outsider, relying on the Internet for peace of mind and interaction with the outside world. When he’s grounded … Continue reading →

Posted in LGBTQ Interest, Romance, Science Fiction, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | Leave a reply

Slayed, by Amanda Marrone (Simon Pulse, 2010)

Posted on February 22, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Daphne Van Helsing has been part of the family business of vampire slaying for as long as she can remember, traveling with her parents around the country, taking on the messy job of staking and beheadng misbehaving bloodsuckers. Also for … Continue reading →

Posted in Vampires, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | Leave a reply

TimeRiders, by Alex Scarrow (Walker and Company, 2010)

Posted on February 21, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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In 1912, Liam O’Connor is rescued from certain death as the Titanic sinks. In 2010, Maddy Carter is snatched away from an airplane just before it crashes. In 2026, Saleena Vikram is taken away from a fatal fire. All three … Continue reading →

Posted in Adventure, Science Fiction, Young Adult | Tagged Bonus Review | 2 Replies

The Line, by Teri Hall (Dial, 2010)

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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The Unified States are safe, but at a cost. Their expanse surrounded by the invisible National Border Defense System, their society tightly policed by merciless Enforcement Officials, their people rigidly broken down into castes of employment, everything is controlled and … Continue reading →

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The Cinderella Society, by Kay Cassidy (Egmont USA, 2010)

Posted on February 17, 2011 by Michael M. Jones
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Perennial “new girl” Jess Parker is an outcast at school, unable to fit in despite making the cheerleading squad as an incoming junior. In fact, she’s the prime target of Lexy Steele, one of the resident mean girls. Is it … Continue reading →

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