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Cindy B
As a kid, I used to tell people that I wanted to be a “professional book reviewer” when I grew up (along with writer/ballerina/figure skater/mom). I thought that any profession that involved the full-time reading of books was my idea of heaven. Getting the chance to review books is a little dream come true!
Magicalamity is a fast-paced, fun, and often totally silly satirical fantasy that would hold a lot of appeal for fans of Brandon Sanderson's Alcatraz books and other middle-grade satires. I enjoy…
History, mystery, and medicine are three topics that always intrigue me—so when I read the description for The Great Trouble, I knew it would be a fascinating read! I enjoyed the well-resear…
I have a soft spot for books set in lush, mysterious tropical jungles, so when I saw the description for Here Where The Sunbeams Are Green, I couldn't resist. (I also love the book's beautif…
What would you do if a witch moved in next door? Nora and Tad discover the answer to that question when they make friends with their new neighbor, who has a house full of interesting animals and is fa…
From the moment I read the description of Cynthia Voigt's Mister Max: The Book of Lost Things, I knew it was the kind of book I had to read. History, mystery, and a plucky hero (along with a grea…
What would happen if Sauron, Voldemort, or Darth Vader were to swap bodies with your average wimpy twelve-year-old? Jamie Thomson's Dark Lord: The Early Years is a hilarious answer to just t…
Sunny Sweet Is So Not Sorry was a delightful afternoon read for this veteran older sibling! Many times, the story's kooky twists and turns had me laughing out loud. Having witnessed and been invo…
I had a difficult time deciding how I felt about Fireborn. There were parts of the story that captivated me, and kept me mulling over them long after I'd closed the book—but there were also a num…
I love fairytales in any form, so I was excited to have a chance to review Princess of the Silver Woods — and this book, with elements of "Little Red Riding-Hood," "Robin Hood," and&nbs…
Magic beanstalks, brooding princes, ghosts, and mad scientists—what's not to like? There were several things about the setup to As The Sun Sets that made me unsure about how much I was going…
Although At Midnight didn't capture my fancy quite as much as its predecessor, With A Kiss, I still thoroughly enjoyed Stephanie Fowers' brilliantly complex ride through half …
As a long-time lover of fairytales, With A Kiss was just my kind of book! Weaving together several fairytales (oops—faerytales!) along with stories from Celtic and Gaelic mythology, Fowers' …