two book-y things
i don't know how i missed knowing this for so long, but rollick has a YA fiction column over at the AV Club: http://www.avclub.com/features/ya-why/
she reviews new stuff or looks at classic old stuff--my "to read" list grows ever longer. i am trying to tempt her to read chime by franny billingsly because it's YA only so very smart that i feel like there's something for everyone, even if it is a fairy tale, at heart.
and then i saw that carol berg is writing another set of books set in the same world as flesh and spirit and breath and bone. oh man, could this day get any better?
she reviews new stuff or looks at classic old stuff--my "to read" list grows ever longer. i am trying to tempt her to read chime by franny billingsly because it's YA only so very smart that i feel like there's something for everyone, even if it is a fairy tale, at heart.
and then i saw that carol berg is writing another set of books set in the same world as flesh and spirit and breath and bone. oh man, could this day get any better?