September Reading List!
I apparently had no time to read this past month. *sigh*
1) Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire
This is the first book in the October Daye series
Adult Urban Fantasy, but ages 14+ should be fine with it.
Loved this book so much I already reviewed it. So click over & see what I said :)
2) Prophecy of the Sisters by Michelle Zink
This is the first book in The Prophecy of the Sisters trilogy
YA, 12+
Such an atmospheric book, from the first page to the last. Like Melissa Marr's Wicked Lovely, Prophecy of the Sisters deals with situations that begin long before the main characters are born, situations that seem completely out of their control. But, like Ash, Lia fights her way through, determined to stay the same person she was before she knew about the prophecy. (Can you tell we discussed WL last night at my book group?) With such a promising first book, I can't wait to read more in this series.
3) Give Up the Ghost by Megan Crewe
YA, 14+
This was a fast read, but a deep story. The main character, Cass, has been able to see ghosts ever since the morning after her older sister, Paige, drowned. When one of the "breathers" at school guesses at her secret, Cass is drawn into his life more than she wants to be- but as much as they both need. This little gem deals with a secret supernatural ability, loss and life, all in just 256 pages.
Books read this month: 3
Books read this year: 53
I linked to amazon this time cause indiebound was down (or at least not loading for me) when I went to post.
1) Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire
This is the first book in the October Daye series
Adult Urban Fantasy, but ages 14+ should be fine with it.
Loved this book so much I already reviewed it. So click over & see what I said :)
2) Prophecy of the Sisters by Michelle Zink
This is the first book in The Prophecy of the Sisters trilogy
YA, 12+
Such an atmospheric book, from the first page to the last. Like Melissa Marr's Wicked Lovely, Prophecy of the Sisters deals with situations that begin long before the main characters are born, situations that seem completely out of their control. But, like Ash, Lia fights her way through, determined to stay the same person she was before she knew about the prophecy. (Can you tell we discussed WL last night at my book group?) With such a promising first book, I can't wait to read more in this series.
3) Give Up the Ghost by Megan Crewe
YA, 14+
This was a fast read, but a deep story. The main character, Cass, has been able to see ghosts ever since the morning after her older sister, Paige, drowned. When one of the "breathers" at school guesses at her secret, Cass is drawn into his life more than she wants to be- but as much as they both need. This little gem deals with a secret supernatural ability, loss and life, all in just 256 pages.
Books read this month: 3
Books read this year: 53
I linked to amazon this time cause indiebound was down (or at least not loading for me) when I went to post.