Brave New World rewritten as a graphic novel
This fresh interpretation deserves your attention Continue reading Brave New World rewritten as a graphic novel
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Like A Curse by Elle McNicoll
Sirens, spells and secret magic in this sequel to Like A Charm Continue reading Like A Curse by Elle McNicoll
The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex: shining a light on a dark mystery
This is the kind of book that hooks you in from the first pages and refuses to let go. Continue reading The Lamplighters by Emma Stonex: shining a light on a dark mystery
Sunday Reading: These Envoys of Beauty by Anna Vaught
Vaught shows us how nature has saved her; as an outlet for her feelings, as a source of joy and wonder, and as a sort of multisensory comfort blanket that continues to nourish and support her today just as it did throughout her earlier life. Continue reading Sunday Reading: These Envoys of Beauty by Anna Vaught
Sunday Reading: The Boy I Am by K. L. Kettle – YA dystopian thriller that subverts traditional gender roles
Yes, there are traces of Margaret Atwood and Malorie Blackman, but that only adds to the rich texture of the world that Kettle has created. . Continue reading Sunday Reading: The Boy I Am by K. L. Kettle – YA dystopian thriller that subverts traditional gender roles
Mooncop by Tom Gauld: melancholy on the moon
a lonely policeman is stationed on the moon to support a dwindling population Continue reading Mooncop by Tom Gauld: melancholy on the moon
The Stars Beneath Our Feet by David Barclay Moore
a story of a grieving boy who builds himself out of turmoil Continue reading The Stars Beneath Our Feet by David Barclay Moore
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher: a prison like no other
this story is just bursting with wonderful ideas Continue reading Incarceron by Catherine Fisher: a prison like no other
MY MASHED UP LIFE 