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Book Review: I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You by Ally Carter
A zippy YA boarding school novel--with spies! -
Review: The Spirit Thief by Rachel Aaron
The Spirit Thief is a light-hearted fantasy debut involving all manner of magic, kidnappings, and wise-cracking. -
Review: Gallery Girl by Wendy Holden
Best-selling chicklit author Wendy Holden delights with this hilarious satire of the modern art world. -
Review: Monster High by Lisi Harrison
Monster High is a gloriously silly tween novel bringing myriad classic horror novel characters back to life (and then some) -
Review: Ondine: Summer of Shambles by Ebony McKenna
Ebony McKenna's debut Ondine is a modern-day fairy tale set in the faux-European country of Brugel. -
Review: Single in the City by Michele Gorman
Michele Gorman's debut is a hilarious depiction of the cultural gulf encountered when moving to a new country. -
Review: Timothy and the Dragon’s Gate by Adrienne Kress
Timothy and the Dragon's Gate is the second installment in Adrienne Kress's fabulous Wigpowder sequence for middle years readers. -
Review: Alex and the Ironic Gentleman by Adrienne Kress
This rollicking yarn for the middle years makes Lewis Carroll and Lemony Snicket look tame and unimaginative. -
Review: Russell Wiley is Out to Lunch by Richard Hine
This workplace comedy is a wry and witty commentary on the arcane nature of office life. -
Review: 29 by Adena Halpern
In 29: a novel, 75-year-old grandmother Ellie experiences a day as a 29-year-old, taking from it a new appreciation of family and the lives people build together.