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 Goodbye, Rebel Blue by Shelley Coriell (website | twitter) Publication Date: October 1, 2013 Publisher: Amulet Books Pages: 320 Target Audience: Young Adult Keywords: death of a classmate, bucket lists, social outcast Format Read: ARC received via Netgalley. (Thank you!) Other Books Read by Author: Welcome, Caller, This is Chloe Summary: Rebel Blue is detached and rough-around-the-edges. That […]
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Posted in: Magan, Reviews, Reviews by Magan, Young Adult ReviewsTags: amulet books, books about bucket lists, books about death of a classmate, books about death of a friend, books about social outcasts, Goodbye Rebel Blue by Shelley Coriell, Shelley Coriell, welcome caller this is chloe by shelley coriell
 Welcome back for another Sweet Summertime Reads post. As summer winds down, stores fill up with huge school supplies displays that make us yearn for the days we’d be doing our school shopping and prepping for our first days of school. So this week, Ginger, Tara, and the two of us are focusing on going […]
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Posted in: Estelle + Magan, Exclusive Features, Features, Sweet Summertime ReadsTags: alecia whitaker, Amy Spalding, andrew smith, back to school book recommendations, books about making new friends, books about new clothes, books about school activities and clubs, books about sports and athletics, catherine gilbert murdoch, Katie McGarry, Kieran Scott, Lindsey Leavitt, Shelley Coriell, Sweet Summertime Reads, sweet summertime reads event
 Welcome, readers! Estelle and I are so excited to be doing something fun over the next couple of weeks to help you guys get creative with your gift purchases. We’re choosing books that we loved and pairing them with items you could give along with it. The items we’ve chosen are drawn from the […]
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 Happy May, friends! I know we’re a few days into May now and several of these books came out already (holy batman, was May 1st a huge release date!). HOWEVER, there’s so much goodness I didn’t want to gloss over the May 2012 young adult book releases. I am so tempted to place an […]
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Posted in: Magan, Monthly Memes, Monthly Young Adult ReleasesTags: Alethea Kontis, Beth Ann Bauman, carol lynch williams, Cat Patrick, Elissa Janine Hoole, Jessi Kirby, Karen Schreck, Kieran Scott, m. molly backes, may 2012 young adult book releases, Melissa Walker, Morgan Matson, rebecca serle, Shannon Greenland, Shelley Coriell, Stacy Kramer, Susane Colasanti, Terra Elan McVoy, Valerie Thomas, Veronica Roth
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Candice @ The Grown-Up YA - Oh I hate that this one wasn’t as good for you as Welcome Caller This is Chloe! I’m really looking forward to reading this one and a little bummed it wasn’t great. Oh well… maybe I won’t rush out to get it, but I really do want to get to it sometime soon!
Chri @ Fathomless - Aw, sorry to hear that this one was rather disappointing. I’m not really liking what I’m hearing about the transitions and the in-your-face message :/ I really enjoyed Welcome, Caller, This is Chloe, so I’m kind of bummed out by this. (But yay for cameos!) I might see if I can get this at my library, but I won’t be running out to buy this. Thanks for the honest review!
Rachel - Oh boo. This is sad 🙁 I was really looking forward to this one! The message part seems really in your face, and I kind of hate that. I also don’t like that the story is rushed. Having a smaller list probably would’ve been a lot better, but oh well. I might still try this one, but I’m definitely not going to rush to get to it.
Christina (A Reader of Fictions) - Oh no! I am so sad to hear that this one disappointed you. I’ve been looking forward to it, and definitely still want to try it, but those transitions sound annoying. There’s little more frustrating as a reader than the author cutting away from the good parts. :/