4.5 out of 5 stars Maggie Stiefvater does what she wants: takes the regular world, shakes some magic on top, and drops you into the middle of it with little explanation. What you get out of her books depends on how well you read, and those who read closely are well-rewarded. I loved Kate (Puck), … Continue reading Review: The Scorpio Races
4.5 out of 5 stars I don't usually binge-read a whole series, if I'm lucky enough to start it when all the books are out. I try to pace myself, allowing each book to stand alone a while as I digest that portion of the story. No such luck with Maggie Stiefvater's The Raven Cycle. … Continue reading Review: The Raven King
4.5 out of 5 stars Lord, these books are good! The third installment of The Raven Cycle is even more unique and surprising than the last. I don't know what genre you'd call this - YA fantasy, for sure, but it also reads like realistic fiction in so many ways. Love, money, status, society. Except … Continue reading Review: Blue Lily, Lily Blue
4.5 out of 5 stars I did not see where this was going! What a great series, if it can surprise you with an even better, all-new story line in the second installment. Goodreads: The Dream Thieves by Maggie Stiefvater (Raven Cycle #3) Warning: If you haven't read The Raven Boys, go do that immediately. On the … Continue reading Review: The Dream Thieves
4+ out of 5 stars Once upon a time, I explained how I'm rarely into stories that feature magic in the "real" world. The Raven Boys, though. YES. It's not exactly magic... in most of the cases. The book opens on Blue Sargent, a young woman surrounded by psychics. Her mother, aunt, other "aunts," cousin... … Continue reading Review: The Raven Boys
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Book reviews (mostly YA) and thoughts from a geeky bookworm.
I read and use YA lit to help connect with my students & foster a love of reading.
Book reviews (mostly YA) and thoughts from a geeky bookworm.
