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Tag Archives: Sourcebooks Fire
 My Life After Now by Jessica Verdi ( blog | tweet ) Publication Date: April 2, 2013 Publisher: SourceBooks Pages: 304 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: HIV, theatre, tough family situations Format read: ARC provided by Publisher. (Thanks!) Summary: After a particularly bad day, Lucy escapes to the city with her best friends for some…
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Posted inAuthor Interviews,Estelle,Feature,Features,Reviews,Reviews by Estelle,Young Adult ReviewsTags: 2013 book release,april 2013 book release,april 2013 ya book release,books about HIV,books about teenagers with HIV,debut ya author,jessica verdi,jessica verdi interview,my life after now,Sourcebooks Fire
 Happy Friday, friends! This morning I was so excited to share my review of If He Had Been With Me by Laura Nowlin. I couldn’t stop myself from prattling on about the million and a half reasons I loved Laura’s story. It’s lovely and so beautifully written — I just wish I had a smidgeon…
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Posted inAuthor Interviews,Feature by Magan,Features,MaganTags: Author Interview,Catherynne Valente,creative writing,depression,j.d. salinger,Laura Nowlin,real love,Sourcebooks Fire,tragic love story
 If He Had Been With Me by Laura Nowlin <website | twitter> Publication Date: April 1, 2013 Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Pages: 336 Target audience: Young Adult Keywords: boy next door, childhood best friends, friends growing apart, tragic love story Format read: ARC received via NetGalley (Thank you!) Summary: Autumn and Finn are next door neighbors;…
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Posted inMagan,Reviews,Reviews by Magan,Young Adult ReviewsTags: books about best friends falling in love,books about distant best friends,books about parents and their children,books about parents in contemporary ya,Books about young adults dealing with depression,Laura Nowlin,Magan,Reviews by Magan,Sourcebooks Fire,worth it,young adult tragic love stories
 Things I Can’t Forget by Miranda Kenneally ( tweet | web) Part of the Hundred Oaks series (but can be read as a standalone) Publication Date: March 1, 2013 Publisher: SourceBooks Fire Pages: 304 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: religion, choices, friendship, romance, summer Format read: ARC won from a contest held by the author. (Thank…
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Posted inEstelle,Reviews,Reviews by Estelle,Young Adult ReviewsTags: books about discussing religion,books about religion,books about sex,books about sexuality,books set at camp,books with good families,books with strong female characters,chasing jordan,hundred oaks series,march 2013 release,march 2013 ya release,Miranda Kenneally,smart ya books about religion,smart ya books about sex,Sourcebooks Fire,stealing parker,things i can't forget,things i can't forget by miranda kenneally
 Blaze (or Love in the Time of Supervillains) by Laurie Boyle Crompton (web | tweet) Publication Date: February 1, 2013 Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Pages: 309 Target audience: Young Adult Keywords: superheroes, sexting, comic books, divorced parents Format read: ARC from NetGalley (Thank you!) Summary: Blaze retaliates against the boy, Mark, who uses her for sex by drawing and publishing a…
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Posted inMagan,Reviews,Reviews by Magan,Young Adult ReviewsTags: Anne Cain,book about divorced parents,books about high school bullying,books about losing your virginity in high school,books to borrow,Laurie Boyle Crompton,Sourcebooks Fire,young adult books about sexting,young adult books with superheroes,young adult girl obsessed with comic books
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