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Book Review: Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
I’m back after a nice, long, recharging trip to Italy. The whole family went—me and my husband and our two daughters—and we survived 3-1/2 weeks of 24-hour togetherness better than any of us would...
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Book Review: Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey
I received this review from a mom who recommends this series for mother-daughter book clubs. I’d like to recommend Anne McCaffrey’s young adult series for your 8-12th grade range. I don’t see anything...
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Book Review: The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer
My daughter wrote this review after we read The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer for our mother-daughter book club. When I first found out that we were going to read this book, every instinct told...
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Book Review: Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
Imagine a prison that encompasses a whole world of fantastical people and creatures inside its walls: cities, metal forests, deep caves, and sanctuaries in the sky. That is Incarceron. Built to be the...
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Book Review: Restoring Harmony by Joelle Anthony
Sixteen-year-old Molly is on the adventure of her life. Sneaking into the U. S. from her family’s farm in Canada, she’s on a mission to find out if her grandparents are still alive and living near...
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Book Review: Zita the Space Girl by Ben Hatke
When Zita finds a gadget in what appears to be a crashed meteorite site, she can’t resist pushing the button. When she does, a creature with octopus-like limbs reaches through a tear in the sky and...
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Book Review: Dark Parties by Sara Grant
Neva lives in a world where someone is always watching. The government built the Protectosphere she lives in to keep everyone safe, yet that same government also seems to make people disappear and...
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Author K. L. Glanville Talks About Science Fiction and Imagination and Gives...
In this essay, K. L. Glanville, author of 2108: Eyes Open,shares her thoughts on how science fiction can stimulate discussions about morals and beliefs that take place in the here and now. I’ve...
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Book Review: Adaptation by Malinda Lo
Reese is on her way home from a debate competition with her teammate and teacher when a strange phenomenon occurs: bird strikes across North America bring several airplanes down and all air traffic is...
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