|
Monthly Archives: April 2012
 Various Positions by Martha Schabas Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux Publication Date: February 14, 2012 Pages: 336 Target Audience: Young Adult (for mature audiences) Format read: Paperback ARC from ALA. Summary: With her sex-obsessed peers and an unhappy home life, the only time Georgia feels at peace is on the dance floor. When she gets…
View full post »
Posted inEstelle,Reviews,Reviews by Estelle,Young Adult ReviewsTags: 2012 Book Release,2012 young adult book release,ARC Received at ALA,books about dancing,books about eating disorders,books about feminism,books about girls and sex,books about sexism,farrar,giroux,straus,various positions by martha schabas,Young Adult Book Review
 During the last week of March, I depended on Lara Bars for dinner sustenance and headed downtown for a bunch of New York City Teen Author Festival events! Of course, I made sure to make an appearance because a) there were so many authors participating that I have grown to love b) I wanted to…
View full post »
Posted inEstelle,Events / Signings,FeaturesTags: ellen hopkins,jennifer e. smith,john corey whaley,madeleine george,new york city teen author festival,new york city teen festival 2012,new york city ya events,young adult events nyc,young adult writing panels
 Mister Death’s Blue-Eyed Girls by Mary Downing Hahn UPCOMING Publication Date: April 17, 2012 Publisher: Clarion Books Pages: 336 Target Audience: Young Adult Format read: Paperback ARC from ALA. (Thank you!) Summary: Summer is so close that Nora and her friends can practically taste it. It’s 1956 and the kids are dancing their hearts out to Elvis…
View full post »
Posted inAdult Fiction Reviews,Estelle,Reviews by Estelle,Young Adult ReviewsTags: 2012 ya book release,ARC Received at ALA,in cold blood,mary downing hahn,mister death's blue-eyed girls,true crime YA,truman capote,YA for adults
Seeing Cinderella by Jenny Lundquist [website | twitter] Release Date: March 20, 2012 Publisher: ALADDIN M!X Pages: 240 Target Audience: Middle Grade Format: Finished copy received from Simon & Schuster Why I Read It: Slightly awkward young teenager + an intriguing pair of glasses Summary: Thirteen-year-old Callie is having trouble seeing. Though she hates the…
View full post »
Posted inMagan,Middle Grade Reviews,Reviews,Reviews by MaganTags: books to own,Jenny Lundquist,Magan,middle grade book review,middle grade books,Reviews by Magan,Seeing Cinderella,Simon & Schuster
Top 10 Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and The Bookish! Today we have compiled a list of 5 books each that have tricked us somehow. Was it because of faulty cover art? Was the summary in the back completely different than the actual contents of the book? Or did you expect…
View full post »
Posted inEstelle,Estelle + Magan,Magan,Memes by Estelle,Memes by Magan,Top Ten Tuesday,Weekly MemesTags: Anna and the French Kiss,books that were deceiving,Crossed by Ally Condie,flat-out love,magan and estelle,Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews,other words for love novel,Populazzi by Elise Allen,The Broke and The Bookish Top Ten Tuesday,The Disenchantments,the princesses of iowa by m. molly backes,the probability of miracles by wendy wunder,various positions by martha schabas,weekly memes
|