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December 31, 2016

It Happened in Two Mills

December 31, 2016/ Justin Hickey

A keenly felt nostalgia mixes with themes of race, loneliness, and forgiveness in Jerry Spinelli's latest novel, The Warden's Daughter.

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December 31, 2016/ Justin Hickey/
Fiction, Teen Fiction
Book Review, fiction, January 2017
July 25, 2015

Book Review: The Last Leaves Falling

July 25, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

A teenager in Kyoto tries to face the last months of his life as a samurai would - with a little help from his friends

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July 25, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Teen Fiction
fiction, July 2015
May 19, 2015

Book Review: An Ember in the Ashes

May 19, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

A plucky, unlikely teen heroine and a brooding, idealistic teen hero form an unlikely relationship as they fight the oppression of their world in ... well, every single YA novel ever written, including this one.

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May 19, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Teen Fiction
fiction, May 2015, YA fiction
March 27, 2015

Book Review: We All Looked Up

March 27, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

The high school students in Tommy Wallach's fantastic debut face more than graduation and an uncertain job market: they face an honest-to-gosh killer asteroid

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March 27, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Teen Fiction
fiction, March 2015, YA fiction
March 23, 2015

Book Review: Duplicity

March 23, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

In N. K. Traver's exciting debut, a young cyber-hacker finds his life steadily being commandeered - but his own reflection in the mirror.

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March 23, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Teen Fiction, Science Fiction
fiction, March 2015, YA fiction
March 13, 2015

Book Review: The Red Queen

March 13, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

In a dystopian future, a plucky young woman from a poor village suddenly finds herself at the heart of the corrupt power system and the focal point of a rebellion in "The Hunger Ga-" um, in Victoria Aveyard's "The Red Queen."

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March 13, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Teen Fiction, Science Fiction
fiction, March 2015, teen fiction
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