Huzzah! Another excellent installment in The Explorers series! To say that I've been waiting eagerly for this book is an understatement. When last we left Evie and Sebastian, they had both grown so much as characters. They had struggled with their views of the world being thrown in chaos, come out t...
Perfect for fans of steampunk-flavoured girl-power adventures, The Friday Society is an alternate history mystery with SFF elements featuring three girls learning and wielding different kinds of power. Assistants to an inventor, a stage magician, and a combat and self-defense instructor, the three t...
The Friday Society is set in London in the year 1900 and stars three different girls: Cora, Michiko, and Nellie. Cora used to sell flowers on the streets but now has a comfortable and endlessly interesting life as Lord White’s lab assistant. Unfortunately, it looks like Lord White might be planning ...
So much fun! That was the first coherent thought that raced through my brain as I crossed the finish line of The Door in the Alley. Everyone knows that I love a good middle grade book. Coincidentally, my favorite type of middle grade book though, is the kind that doesn't talk down to its readers. Th...
I was Lucky enough to be a beta reader for this book.First of all it was great to get back to the Wonderland that Frank Beddor introduced us to in The Looking Glass Wars trilogy.The only character from the trilogy was a young Hatter Madigan, here we get to see a different side to the Hatter we all k...
The Friday Society follows a group of three young women taking on danger in an attempt to protect the people of their city and stop bad people from doing bad things. Its three primary protagonists - Cora, Nellie and Michiko - all have their own reasons for doing so and their own backgrounds that giv...
DNF at 50%eh. i don't know. i saw from Goodreads reviews that this book was like [b:Angelfall|11500217|Angelfall (Penryn & the End of Days, #1)|Susan Ee|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1319887835s/11500217.jpg|16435765], so of course i immediately started reading it. but, as the saying goes, life's to...
Reading this book was like reading a collection of essays by an incredibly articulate college class.It's been a long time since I've read "critical reviews" like this, and it seems perhaps I've lost the taste for it. I guess I just expected something different than for a bunch of YA authors to write...
Other reviews at The Book Babe's Reads. If I'm honest with you, I'll tell you that I love books with girl power. There is not one girl in this world who "needs" a guy to save her, and I love it when that crosses over into YA lit. It sends a great message, because there are so many girls out there ...
I enjoyed this book. It was a fun read but started bit slow and spent a lot of time introducing the team of girls versus actually moving the story forward. Then once the action got going it did seem to wrap up fairly quickly. I liked the three girls. If there was a sequel (which I do not see plann...
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