Showing posts with label Young Adult. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Young Adult. Show all posts
06 September, 2021

Book Review: Roller Girl by Victoria Jamieson

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 Astrid and Nicole have been best friends since first grade. They do everything together including cultural enrichment activities put togeth...
01 September, 2021

Book Review: Be Prepared by Vera Brosgol

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  Nine year old Vera is a Russian girl living in the suburbs of upstate New York. She just wants to fit in with her peers. She tries to recr...
29 August, 2021

Book Review: Ghosts by Raina Telgemeier

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 Cat and her family are moving from sunny Los Angeles California to the northern California town of Bahía de la Luna. She is very unhappy to...
06 September, 2016

Book Review: Lemonade Mouth by Mark Peter Hughes

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Title: Lemonade Mouth Author: Mark Peter Hughes Publisher: November 11, 2008 Publisher: Delacorte Books for Young Readers Lemonade Mo...
30 August, 2016

Book Review: The Clockwork Three by Matthew Kirby

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Title: The Clockwork Three Author: Matthew Kirby Publisher: Scholastic Press Publication Date: October 2010 Three children in a myste...
05 May, 2009

Book Review: Castaways of the Flying Dutchman by Brian Jacques

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Publish Date: 2001 Publisher: Philomel Books Binding Type: Hardcover The Flying Dutchman . A name that brings fear to the hearts of all who...
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14 February, 2009

Book Review: The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke

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Two orphaned brothers, Bo and Prosper, have run away from their grandfather’s house and their aunt Esther after their mother’s death. Esthe...
13 October, 2008

Book Review: Beneath the Mask by David Ward

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Read and reviewed for Armchair interviews Beneath the Mask picks up after the events in Escape the Mask. Coriko, Pippa and their friends ha...
14 August, 2008

Book Review: Escape the Mask by David Ward

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Coriko and his partner Pippa are slaves to the Spears. The children are Twosies, children who have lived in the grasslands and worked at fin...
13 March, 2008

Book Review: In Search of Molly Pitcher by Linda De Pauw

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Read and reviewed for Front Street Reviews When eight grader Peggy McAllister reads about the Rattletop Award, a prize awarded to a graduati...
22 February, 2008

Book Review: Rusty Son of Tall Elk by Charles H. Bertram

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Reviewed for Armchair Interviews When ten-year old Russsell “Rusty” Weaver set off on a logging trip with his uncle Evan, and his two older ...
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30 December, 2007

Book Review: Sidhe by D.M. Paul

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Read & reviewed for Front Street Reviews An elderly archeologist has found a rare cache of artifacts in the area thought to be where the...
07 August, 2007

book review: The City of Ember

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“In the city of Ember, the sky was always dark. The only light came from great flood lamps mounted on the buildings and at the tops of pole...
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30 June, 2006

Book Review: Tales of a Hollywood Gossip Queen by Mary Kennedy

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Read and reviewed for armchair interviews When Jessi Phillips is flown to L.A. to rerecord lines for the movie Reckless Summer the last thi...
01 May, 2006

Book Review: Drawing a Blank by Daniel Ehrenhaft, Illustrated by Trevor Ristow

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Read and reviewed for armchair interviews Told through the eyes of seventeen year old Carleton Duane (the IV), the story takes us from a boa...