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Book Review: Lilah May’s Manic Days by Vanessa Curtis

by Amy

Two years ago, Lilah’s older brother, Jay, ran away after she caught him tak­ing drugs. Since then, no one’s heard from him or knows where he is. Eaten up with guilt and worry, with her par­ents not cop­ing well and…

Book Review: When You Were Mine by Rebecca Serle

by Amy

What’s in a name, Shake­speare? I’ll tell you: Every­thing. Ros­aline knows that she and Rob are des­tined to be together. Rose has been wait­ing for years for Rob to kiss her—and when he finally does, it’s per­fect. But then Juliet…

Book Review: A Little Wanting Song by Cath Crowley

by Amy

I don’t want to say too much about this book, other than please pick this one up the next time you’re look­ing for an unas­sum­ing, quiet contemporary. With some writ­ers you just know that when you sit down to read one…

Book Review: Before I Die by Jenny Downham

by Amy

Tessa has just months to live. Fight­ing back against hos­pi­tal vis­its, end­less tests, drugs with excru­ci­at­ing side-effects, Tessa com­piles a list. It’s her To Do Before I Die list. And num­ber one is Sex. Released from the con­straints of ‘normal’…

Book Review: This Is Not Forgiveness by Celia Rees

by Amy

Every­one says that Caro is bad …but Jamie can’t help him­self. He thinks of her night and day and can’t believe that she wants to be his girl­friend. Gor­geous, impul­sive and uncon­ven­tional, she is totally dif­fer­ent to all the other…

Book Review: Prisoner of the Inquisition by Theresa Breslin

by Amy

Zarita is used to bask­ing in the pam­pered lifestyle being the only daugh­ter of the town mag­is­trate affords; she is free to roam the town as she likes, con­sort with the son of a noble­man and spend her days studying…

Book Review: Lie by Caroline Bock

by Amy

Every­body knows, nobody’s talk­ing.… Seventeen-year-old Sky­lar Thomp­son is being ques­tioned by the police. Her boyfriend, Jimmy, stands accused of bru­tally assault­ing two young El Sal­vado­ran immi­grants from a neigh­bor­ing town, and she’s the prime wit­ness. Sky­lar is keep­ing quiet about…

Book Review: You Are My Only by Beth Kephart

by Amy

Emmy Rane is mar­ried at nine­teen, a mother by twenty. Trapped in a life with a hus­band she no longer loves, Baby is her only joy. Then one sunny day in Sep­tem­ber, Emmy takes a few fate­ful steps away from…

Book Review: Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys

by Amy

Pub­lisher: Puffin First Pub­lished: 22nd March 2011 For­mat: Paper­back Pages: 344 Genre: His­tor­i­cal, YA Rec­om­mended Read­ing Age: 14+ Rat­ing: 7.5/10 Ama­zon/Goodreads ‘One night fifteen-year-old Lina, her mother and young brother are hauled from their home by Soviet guards, thrown into cat­tle cars and sent away. They are being…

Cover Corner: Jim Kay

by Amy

A Mon­ster Calls by Patrick Ness A recently pub­lished YA book that deserves an award for both the story and the illus­tra­tions is A Mon­ster Calls by Patrick Ness. This is all-round sto­ry­telling at it’s very best. Once read, it’s almost…

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