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Monthly Archives: July 2009

On the Edge, Young Adult Book Reviews

Splintering

Author Cori Date July 26, 2009
Eireann Corrigan’s novel in verse, Splintering, tells the story of a family whose suburban...
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Action & Adventure, Middle Grade Reviews, Sci Fi & Fantasy

Z. Rex: The Hunting

Author Cori Date July 26, 2009
If you like big special effects, non-stop action, and massive deadly creatures, you will...
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Romance (YA), Supernatural & Horror (YA), Young Adult Book Reviews

hush, hush

Author Cori Date July 25, 2009
What’s the next big romance now that Bella, Edward and Jacob have found their...
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This is interesting

Controversy over book cover brewing

Author Cori Date July 23, 2009
Justine Larbalestier’s new book, Liar, will be published by Bloomsbury in October 2009.  The...
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Ideas You Can Use, This is interesting

Teen Video Contest

Author Cori Date July 21, 2009
Just for teens who read and are into making videos:  Listening Library is sponsoring...
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Historical Fiction, Middle Grade Reviews

The Speed of Light

Author Cori Date July 19, 2009
There are some books and movies that capture summertime like nothing else: the long,...
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Middle Grade Reviews, Supernatural & Horror, Supernatural & Horror (YA), Young Adult Book Reviews

Beautiful City of the Dead

Author Cori Date July 18, 2009
Leander Watts’ novel, Beautiful City of the Dead, reminds me of those amazing albums...
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Mystery & Suspense (YA), Young Adult Book Reviews

Crusader

Author Cori Date July 17, 2009
Edward Bloor’s Crusader is the kind of book I love: engaging plot; exquisitely drawn, realistic...
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Action & Adventure, Action & Adventure (YA), Middle Grade Reviews, Young Adult Book Reviews

Thieves Like Us

Author Cori Date July 16, 2009
Action, adventure, mythology and high-tech crime are packed into Stephen Cole’s Thieves Like Us. ...
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