I always find little thrills of happiness in Inkheart: details I'd forgotten, literary references I've since come to understand, that sort of thing. There's always something that makes the book worth re-reading.
The Marbury Lens, by Andrew Smith, is perfect if you're looking for something a little bit dark, a little bit literary, and a little bit fantasy.
I don't know about you, but I always find it a bit odd to read a fictional story about a real person. It's not that I don't like the stories, exactly. In fact, sometimes I really enjoy them. Take The Other Einstein, by Marie Benedict, as an example. I definitely enjoyed reading this novel, and... Continue Reading →
Remember back in August, when I helped reveal the cover of Sun Storm, by Marlow Kelly? At that point, I said the novel sounded like the type of book that makes you question who's going to survive, but in the best way possible. I've had the chance to read it now, and you know what?... Continue Reading →
(Note: This recommendation was first published in October of 2013. You can see the original version here.) If you're at all like me and you're craving a tense, thrilling, at least somewhat-scary type of book right now, then you'll definitely want to add Bait, by J. Kent Messum, to your list. True, it's been a... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 