Book reviews, book talk, and some extra dabbling delights.
The traveling pants are back for a second summer. Bridget, Lena, Tibby, and Carmen face all kinds of changes and discover secrets about their moms they never expected. They just might change how they view their moms.
The next generation has begun. After an explosion at Slayerfest and several casualties, a new slayer rises. Frankie Rosenberg, environmentalist witch and Willow Rosenberg's daughter. So much is unknown and Frankie's quiet life was just flipped upside down.
Summer is here and that means more time for reading! Here's the YA summer list of books that'd be a fun addition to your TBR.
Jude finally has hte power she always wanted underher thumb. With Cardan on the throne and him under her control, she has it all, but as she starts juggling so many responsibilities, she learns somebody has betrayed her and problems are born anew that threaten her life once more.
Alex is dreading her birthday now more than ever. Daimons, factions, and gods close in around her, all wanting the power she will have once she turns eighteen.
Emilia officially gave her soul away and in order to complete her vengeance she'll have to marry a Prince of Hell. It won't be easy, especially since every Prince wants to meet the spiteful witch. it becomes even more tricky when she begins to uncover a prophecy.
La Cachette is known to be the psychic capital of the world, at least to some. Grey returns like she does every summer, but this time it's to search for her best friend, Elora who's been missing for six months. The secrets of La Cachette run deep and are connected, but Grey only digs deeper, especially after a mysterious stranger shows up.
Tis the midnight hour and I'm going to tease you with what's coming up this month on The Scarlet Reader. Go ahead, take a scroll.
It's Speedy Quote Sunday and I've got a couple lines from books I've enjoyed and why I like them so much. There might be a little wisdom, too, but that's for you to judge.
It's Speedy Quote Sunday and I've got a couple lines from books I've enjoyed and why I like them so much. There might be a little wisdom, too, but that's for you to judge.
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