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Tag Archives: young adult fiction
Breaking my Audiobook duck!
Another first for me this week, as I finished “reading” my very first audiobook. It has been a fascinating experiment and insight into my psyche! I wouldn’t ordinarily pick to consume a book via audio, but this was offered to … Continue reading
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Tagged #amreading, #audiobooks, Air and Ash, Alex Lidell, fantasy, Tides, young adult fantasy, young adult fiction
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My Reading Alphabet Challenge – sum up
I had terrific fun with my alphabet challenge. It made me look beyond the books and authors I always choose, with the result that I’ve found some absolute treasures that I’ll be looking out for more from. Having to (mostly) … Continue reading
Y is really for … young and flawed
So, I knuckled down and read a Y book at last. I chose Marie Lu’s The Young Elites, and it should have been right down my street, but most of it was just … okay. I think a big part … Continue reading
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Tagged #amreading, genre, Marie Lu, narrative rules, writing style, young adult fantasy, young adult fiction, Young Elites
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X is for … eXcessive fashion reports
I always knew filling the X slot in my alphabet reading challenge might be difficult, so when I spotted a book titled Xoe early in the year I grabbed it. Due to my lack of choice I wasn’t especially hopeful. … Continue reading
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Tagged #amreading, #bloggersblast, #YAlit, alphabet reading challenge, demons, fantasy, paranormal, Sara C Roethle, vampires, werewolves, Xoe, young adult fiction
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T is for … truly spell-binding!
There was a bit of a wobble this week, reader, I’ll confess. I had a “T” book that was recommended by a friend whose books I love. Sadly, the book wasn’t half as good as her own and simply wasn’t … Continue reading
B is for … barely a story
Okay, that’s rather unkind, but there is a danger this post may turn into a slight rant. My “B” book selection was BR Paulson’s Barely Alive. Now, one thing I’m loving about this challenge is that I’m finding all kinds … Continue reading
