Twerp by Mark Goldblatt Published: Random House for Young Readers, 28th May 2013 Length: 288 pages (eBook edition) Where Did I Get It? Kindly received for review from NetGalley Summary (from Goodreads): Julian Twerski isn't a bully. He's just made a big mistake. So when he returns to school after a weeklong suspension, his English… Continue reading Twerp by Mark Goldblatt ~ A Review
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April Reading List
April already. Blimey. This month I am aiming to read: My book(s): The New Vampire's Handbook by Joe Garden, Scott Sherman, Janet Ginsburg, Chris Pauls and Anita Serwacki Borrowed book(s): Fade To Black by Francis Knight Shadows by Paula Weston Bone Quill by John & Carole E. Barrowman Review book(s): Zenn Scarlett by Christian Schoon… Continue reading April Reading List
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March Reading Summary
This month I read some of what was actually on my list as well as some others. I also gave up on Son Of The Wolf by Jack London because it was too hard going and I really wasn't enjoying it. Some reviews can be found below and the rest by clicking the links: Invisible… Continue reading March Reading Summary
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DoG by Matt Hlinak ~ A Review
DoG by Matt Hlinak Published: Bizarro Press, October 2012 Length: 200 pages (eBook edition) Where Did I Get It? Recieved for review from NetGalley but available for purchase on Amazon Summary (from Goodreads): Culann Riordan was a high school English teacher with poor impulse control and a taste for liquor. He fled to Alaska before… Continue reading DoG by Matt Hlinak ~ A Review
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Lightning Rider by Jen Greyson ~ A Review
Lightning Rider by Jen Greyson Published: The Writer's Coffee Shop Publishing House, 31th May 2013 Where Did I Get It? eARC received from NetGalley for review Summary (from Goodreads): For Evy Rivera, thunderstorms have always caused her physical pain, but she's never known why. When a record-setting storm arrives on the same night her father… Continue reading Lightning Rider by Jen Greyson ~ A Review
