GuysLitWire: 2009 YA Releases Guys Should Get
Good morning! I just posted a little something for GuysLitWire: 2009 YA Releases Guys Should Get -
I have a humongous list of forthcoming YA books that I would like to read. I update it regularly, whenever I hear about a new book with an interesting plotline or a forthcoming release by a favorite author of mine.
Here are a few not-yet-released books that I think GuysLitWire readers will totally dig, books that I read in advance and want to bring to your attention.
This is What I Want to Tell You by Heather Duffy Stone (March 2009)
Twins - one boy, one girl - share narrative duties in this story of secrets, lies, and shifting loyalties. This is Stone's debut novel.
Click here for my full-length book review.
After the Moment by Garret Freymann-Weyr (May 2009)
After moving in with his father and step-family, a young man falls for a quiet, troubled girl. From the author of Stay With Me.
Legacy by Tom Sniegoski (October 2009)
A high school dropout learns that his estranged, dying father is a superhero - and expects his son to take up his mantle. Sniegoski always does a great job with reluctant heroes.
Which of these books sounds the most up your alley?
I have a humongous list of forthcoming YA books that I would like to read. I update it regularly, whenever I hear about a new book with an interesting plotline or a forthcoming release by a favorite author of mine.
Here are a few not-yet-released books that I think GuysLitWire readers will totally dig, books that I read in advance and want to bring to your attention.
This is What I Want to Tell You by Heather Duffy Stone (March 2009)
Twins - one boy, one girl - share narrative duties in this story of secrets, lies, and shifting loyalties. This is Stone's debut novel.
Click here for my full-length book review.
After the Moment by Garret Freymann-Weyr (May 2009)
After moving in with his father and step-family, a young man falls for a quiet, troubled girl. From the author of Stay With Me.
Legacy by Tom Sniegoski (October 2009)
A high school dropout learns that his estranged, dying father is a superhero - and expects his son to take up his mantle. Sniegoski always does a great job with reluctant heroes.
Which of these books sounds the most up your alley?