BWW Review: GIRLS MADE OF SNOW AND GLASS by Melissa Bashardoust
GIRLS MADE OF SNOW AND GLASS, Melissa Bashardoust's debut novel, came out this past week, and it is wonderful.
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BWW Review: NOT IN THE SCRIPT by Amy Finnegan
If Emma Watson was to star in a Freeform (Formerly ABC Family) TV series after growing up making movies, I would very much expect her life to be similar to what Emma Taylor goes through in NOT IN THE SCRIPT by Amy Finnegan.
BWW Review: OPEN ROAD SUMMER by Emery Lord
You might want to grab a poncho, bookworms.
BWW Review: THE SHADOW SOCIETY by Marie Rutkoski
Good news, bookworms! In a YA world littered with series and cliffhangers, THE SHADOW SOCIETY is that rare species in the wild known as a stand-alone novel.
BWW Review: TEA IN TRIPOLI by Bernadette Nason
Award winning Austin actress and master storyteller Bernadette Nason, has written a memoir of her time working as a secretary for an Italian oil company in Libya under the repressive rule of dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Reviewing THE VALIANT by Lesley Livingston, now in development for a series on THE CW!
Yesterday, it was announced that The CW is developing Lesley Livingston's 2017 YA release THE VALIANT for TV.
BWW Review: THE CIRCLE By Dave Eggers: Which Is Better, The Book Or The Movie?
They say the book is always better than the movie.
BWW Review: CITY MOUSE by Stacey Lender
CITY MOUSE by Stacey Lender is a story so many people who live and work in NYC will relate to.
BWW Review: COMPASS SOUTH by Hope Larson
In high school, my favorite books were all by Tamora Pierce, beginning with her adventures about Alanna, the daring girl who switched places with her twin brother, disguised herself as a boy, and went off to learn how to be a knight while he went to the convent to study magic.
BWW Review: STORMDANCER by Jay Kristoff
Looking for a fantasy series as deadly and somber at times as Game of Thrones? Look no further because The Lotus Wars Trilogy by Jay Kristof will leave you just as emotionally wrecked as a book from George R.
BWW Review: THE WATCHMAKER OF FILIGREE STREET by Natasha Pulley
THE WATCHMAKER OF FILIGREE STREET by Natasha Pulley is very different from a lot of other books out.
BWW Review: LUCKY IN LOVE by Kasie West
Have you ever wanted to win the lottery.
BWW Review: THE PUNCH ESCROW by Tal M. Klein
Sci-Fi is always an area that's touch and go for me.
BWW Review: THE GEEK'S GUIDE TO UNREQUITED LOVE by Sarvenaz Tash
Today marks the start of San Diego Comic-Con, one of the most buzzed-about fan events held each year.
BWW Review: HELLO, SUNSHINE by Laura Dave
Ripped from the headlines, HELLO, SUNSHINE by Laura Dave is a fast, breezy summer read that explores familial relationships and the strength within oneself to bounce back after life throws you a curveball.
BWW Review: ROYAL BASTARDS by Andrew Shvarts
This book is so bad-ass.
Re-Reading THE GOLDEN COMPASS as an adult: Does the love last???
Growing up, Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials was one of my all-time favorite series, surpassed only by The Chronicles of Narnia by C.
BWW Review: STAR-CROSSED by Barbara Dee
I was also excited about the book because it revolved around the world of theatre, and that always gets my attention in a book.
BWW Review: LOVE YOU MORE by Lisa Gardner
How far would you go to protect what's most important in your life? That's the question at the heart of Lisa Gardner's LOVE YOU MORE.
BWW Review: THE SCATTERING by Kimberly McCreight
If you thought THE OUTLIERS by Kimberly McCreight, which I reviewed earlier this week, was trippy and out-there, just wait until you get your hands on the brand-new sequel, THE SCATTERING.
BWW Review: THE OUTLIERS by Kimberly McCreight
THE OUTLIERS does a good job throwing readers into the mystery alongside Wylie.
BWW Review: SPILL ZONE by Scott Westerfeld & Alex Puvilland
Scott Westerfeld is the New York Times Best Selling Author of several YA novels, including the popular Uglies series.
BWW Review: ALEX & ELIZA by Melissa De La Cruz
Anything about Alexander Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler is still super hot thanks to the success of the smash Broadway musical Hamilton.
BWW Review: TRULY MADLY FAMOUSLY by Rebecca Serle
Paige Townsen is living the dream.
BWW Review: AIR AND ASH by Alex Lidell
The series centers around Princess Nile Greysik--but before you guy, 'Ugh, a princess book', rest assured, it's not like that AT ALL.
