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Tag Archives: Young Adult
Writerly Questions with Margaret Lesh
Summer has gone and the fall has arrived, making it time to start thinking about what to read for school, for book clubs, or just to while away the evening while relaxing with a nice cuppa tea. To help you … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, contemporary, Margaret Lesh, Normalish, Writerly Questions, Young Adult
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Author Interview with Cordelia Dinsmore
Warm weather has finally arrived and it is time to start thinking about what to read as you lounge around the pool, while your kids play in the park, or during your hour-long commute on the transpo. To help you … Continue reading
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Tagged cordelia dinsmore, euterpe, michaela's gift, Musa Publishing, Young Adult
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Writerly Questions with Sharon Ledwith
Warm weather has finally arrived and it is time to start thinking about what to read as you lounge around the pool, while your kids play in the park, or during your hour-long commute on the transpo. To help you … Continue reading
Book Review: Emily for Real by Sylvia Gunnery
Synopsis: Emily’s life is a mess. Her boyfriend dumps her, her grandfather dies, her best friend is too busy for her, and her family-life is like a soap opera. Then Emily meets Leo, and his life is just as messed-up … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily for Real, Pajama press, Sylvia Gunnery, Young Adult
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Books In My Mailbox (Apr-3)
This meme is hosted by The Story Siren. About a month ago I mentioned receiving an email from Pajama Press, asking if I would like to review two of their books. It is a relatively new independent publishing company that works … Continue reading
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Tagged Emily for Real, Pajama press, Sylvia Gunnery, Young Adult
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Book Review: Darkness Becomes her by Kelly Keaton
Synopsis: Ari Selkirk is different. She has neon blue eyes and indestructible silver hair… she also has people trying to kill her. Ari goes on a journey hoping to discover the truth about her past, about her family, only to … Continue reading
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Tagged darkness becomes her, gods and monsters, kelly keaton, Young Adult
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Book Review: Matched by Ally Condie
Synopsis: The world Cassia lives in is called The Society and the Officials make all the decisions. From what you eat and what you wear, from where you live and where you work and where you play, even who you … Continue reading
Waiting on Wednesday (sept-1)
For anyone in the Toronto area you’ll know about the Word On The Street festival that takes place every September. My publishing program was asked to volunteer for the event last year, and I’m volunteering again this year. It was … Continue reading
