Brandon Mull has masterfully done it again with this action-packed, keep-you-on-the-edge-of-your-seat adventure and the fourth installment of his Dragon Watch series! Champion of the Ti…
Pan’s Labyrinth is a fascinating fairy tale woven for adults by the beautiful imagination and gorgeous prose of Guillermo del Toro and Cornelia Funke. The story melds the real-world historic…
The Drawing of the Three, the second novel in The Dark Tower trilogy, is a worthy sequel to The Gunslinger. The book follows the continuing travels of Roland, the last gunslinger. …
Born a Crime may be the quintessential memoir: the format, the timeline structure, the mix of personal with cultural observations were all perfectly interlaced. This is not a biography; it …
2019? It is 2020. We know. We have just been a bit behind. We do like to have reviews in our database for Newbery Books because they stay continuously in print. So, while you are waiting for the …
The Devil in the White City tells the story of two incredibly different men for whom the Chicago World’s Fair represented the pivotal event in their lives. The author brings the reader inside the…
Join Kendra and Seth Sorenson from the Fablehaven Series are on another action-packed adventure in the land of magical creatures. Dragonwatch by author Brandon Mull is the first in…
Jedi Academy: Attack of the Furball is a light-hearted interstellar romp. It features unique characters with a myriad of personalities, exciting adventures, and the Star Wars setting that fans lo…
Just like any 12-year-old girl, Kiran is just trying to figure out who she is. Unlike other 12-year-old girls, however, she has to deal with titles like 'princess' and 'demon slayer'. She happens to b…
In a world where technology dominates everything, people still have to choose to be good or evil. There are three main threads in this story. First: they live in a world with unconventional, forward-t…
The Deceiver's Heart by Jennifer Nielsen is a wonderful sequel to The Traitor's Game, the first book in this series.
Picking up directly where The Traitor's Game left off, this …
I do adore Kate Morton's writing. Ms. Morton's literary signature always includes a historical house and then an interweaving of characters and time with a surprise twist. In The Cloc…
