Overview: Rebel Bully Geek Pariah Rebel Bully Geek Pariah brings together high school classmates who would never be seen together at school. Sam, the Pariah, has become very good at being invisible, which has been necessary due to bullying she’s endured over the scars on her head. Andi, former Barbie, current Rebel, drags Sam along… Continue reading Book Review: Rebel Bully Geek Pariah
Overview In a land with segregated mortal and faery realms, 19-year-old Feyre hunts to supports her older sisters and their disabled father. When her materialistic mother died years ago, Feyre promised she would look after the family. She’s managed to keep her promise, even after the family had to move out of their manor house… Continue reading Book Review: A Court of Thorns and Roses
Overview The Disenchantments by Nina LaCour takes place over the course of a week when newly graduated best friends Colby and Bev set off on their post-grad adventure, touring the Pacific Northwest with Bev’s band The Disenchantments and then setting off on a yearlong backpacking tour of Europe. Colby is excited to have a chance to see his… Continue reading Book Review: The Disenchantments
Overview In The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey, Cassie Sullivan finds herself alone after four waves of an alien invasion leave her parents dead and her brother carted off to supposed safety by the military. Most of the Earth’s population is dead after aliens cut off all electricity and power, caused a tsunami, spread a deadly virus, and… Continue reading Book Review: The 5th Wave
Overview Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell begins in August 1986 when Eleanor Douglas returns home after a year spent living with family friends after her stepfather, Richie, kicked her out of her Omaha home. This is not a sweet homecoming story. Eleanor’s family lives in poverty under Richie’s abusive eye, scraping by on very little and tiptoeing around… Continue reading Book Review: Eleanor & Park
Overview I like to try books that employ different techniques to tell a story. When a story is told through diary entries, completely in poetry, or any other style besides traditional first or third person, it immediately pulls me in. This is what drew me to Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. It tells the story of Kady and Ezra, a… Continue reading Book Review: Illuminae
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