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“Shadow and Bone”

Posted on December 31, 2014 by Victoria Waddle

Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo Alina is an unlikely heroine. A lonely orphan whose only friend is fellow orphan Mal, she is raised without love or concern for her welfare. Both are recruited into the Ravka army as … Continue reading →

Posted in Adventure Stories, Fable/Fairy Tale/Fantasy, Fiction, Romance, Supernatural, Young Adult Literature | Tagged adventure, book reviews, Fantasy fiction, good v. evil, Leigh Bardugo, magic, mythology, Russian mythology, Shadow and Bone, supernatural, Teen Issues, YA fiction | Leave a comment

Teen Book Fest 2013

Posted on May 13, 2013 by Victoria Waddle

All this–and lunch, too. (By the way, who said there’s no such thing as a free lunch?) What more could you ask for? Oh, yeah, a free tote bag! What a great day!

Posted in Fiction, Young Adult Literature | Tagged Andrew Smith, Ann Stampler, Carrie Arcos, Gretchen McNeil, Jennifer Bosworth, Jessica Brody, Leigh Bardugo, Lex Thomas, Marie Lu, Morgan Matson, Ontario Teen Book Fest, Sara Wilson Etienne, Stephen Chbosky, Suzanne Lazear, YA fiction, YA literature | Leave a comment

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