Author: A.J. BettsISBN: 9781760556440RRP: $16.99Publication Date: 25 June 2019Publisher: Pan MacmillanCopy: Courtesy of the Publisher Rogue by A.J. Betts and published by Pan Macmillan, is the second and final novel in a dystopian YA series, which began with the book Hive. I hadn't read the first book, so before starting Rogue, I quickly nabbed a copy to familiarize myself … [Read more...]
BOOK CLUB: The Eyes of Tamburah
Author: Maria V. SnyderISBN: 9781489252807RRP: $19.99Publication Date: 17 June 2019Publisher: HQ Young AdultCopy: Courtesy of the Publisher The Eyes of Tamburah by Maria V Snyder is a fast paced fantasy adventure set in a swelteringly hot, cut-throat, desert underground city. Shyla the main character in the story is an outcast. She is shunned ignored or taunted because … [Read more...]
Book Review: Fierce Fragile Hearts
Author: Sara BarnardISBN: 978 1 5098 5288 8RRP: $16.99Publication Date: 12 February 2019Publisher: Pan MacmillanCopy: Courtesy of the Publisher I put “Fierce Fragile Hearts” towards the bottom of one of my reading piles because it is a sequel to a book I hadn’t read. I now wish I’d put it at the top, as I’d have known all the sooner that I wanted to rush out and find and … [Read more...]
Book Review: The Dream Walker
Author: Victoria CarlessISBN: 978 0 7344 1747 3Publication Date: 27 June,2017Publisher: HachetteCopy: Courtesy of the Publisher “The Dream Walker” is a novel that I didn’t enjoy as much as I wanted to. The first line grabbed my attention, and the characters engaged me, but ultimately I found the conclusion of the novel let me down. Lucy Hart is seventeen, and eager to … [Read more...]
Book Review: How it Feels To Float
Author: Helena FoxISBN: 978 1 76078 330 3RRP: $17.99Publication Date: 23 April 2019Publisher: Pan MacmillanCopy: Courtesy of the Publisher “How it Feels to Float” is a young adult novel with a surprisingly tough depiction of serious mental illness. It’s accurate, but rarely do young adult novels have a central character with such serious mental illness and so little … [Read more...]
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