All posts tagged "book review"
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Series offers suspense, gore to readers
“Only Ashes Remain” is a novel written by Rebecca Schaeffer, published back in September. This story is the sequel to “Not Even Bones” and nonetheless...
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Award-winning book tells engaging tale of friendship
“Define “Normal” is a National Book Award Finalist written by Julie Anne Peters. It is a realistic fiction novel that tells the tale about a...
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‘Legend’ kicks off trilogy based on ‘Les Miserables’
“Legend” is the first book in a trilogy written by Mary Lu and published in 2011. This dystopian young adult novel is Lu’s retelling of...
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Gruesome images of ‘The Merciless’ will haunt readers of new series
“The Merciless” is the first book in a four-book series, written by author Danielle Vega, also known as Danielle Rollins and Ellie Rollins, published back...
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‘Girl in Red’ adds chilly twists to Little Red Riding Hood
“The Girl in Red” is a horror fiction novel written by author Christina Henry, published recently in June of this year. This post apocalyptic retelling...
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Classic novel induces curiosity in reader
“Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland” is a widely known and beloved children’s story written by Lewis Carroll and published way back in 1865. Most people have...
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New novel reveals stories about avengence on sexual abuse
“The Black Coats” is a novel written by Colleen Oakes, published earlier in February of this year, listed in the young adult fiction category. Before...
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Fantasy series immediately hooks reader
“Pegasus: The Flame Of Olympus” is a book written by Kate O’Hearn (69), published back in 2011. This story is listed in the fantasy fiction...
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Horror novel tests reader’s belief of right and wrong
Rotters” is a book authored by Daniel Kraus (43), published back in 2011. This story is listed in the young adult and horror fiction. Oh,...
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Rebellious female protagonist leads to riveting read
Published earlier in November, “Girls Of Paper And Fire” is a book written by Natasha Ngan with a foreword written by James Patterson. The story...
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Four students advance to DECA Nationals
Seven students led by business teacher Mike Hansel competed at the state DECA competition in Des Moines this weekend, and four of those students advanced to the National competition...
