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I read teen books.
My name is Casey.
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Harmonic Feedback
by Tara Kelly Drea and her mother are moving. Again. This time to the small town of Bellingham and into Grandma Horvath’s house. Drea isn’t looking forward to yet another new school, especially because she’s always had trouble making friends. … Continue reading
Revolution
by Jennifer Donnelly Andi is a Brooklyn teenager with more on her plate than she can handle. She witnessed her younger brother Truman’s fatal accident and blames herself for his death. Andi’s artist mother has emotionally collapsed and spends most … Continue reading
White Cat
by Holly Black Cassel Sharpe comes from a long line of con artists, and Cassel is no exception, but there is one thing separating him from the rest of his family-Cassel isn’t a curse worker. Curse workers have many different … Continue reading
Review: Heist Society
by Ally Carter Kat thought she was out of the family business after pulling one last con, getting herself accepted to Colgan School, one of the most prestigious boarding schools in North America, but she’s wrong. When you descend from … Continue reading
Review: Academy 7
by Anne Osterlund Aerin barely escapes slavery on the planet Vizhan, fleeing in her father’s broken down ship, the Fugitive. Knowing nothing of her past and having no answers since her father died when they crashed on Vizhan years ago, … Continue reading
The 2009 Cybils Winners
The winners are probably old news by now but, even though I’m announcing late, I still want to give recognition to the awesome winners of the 2009 Cybils awards. Below are the winners in the Young Adult categories: Non-Fiction The … Continue reading
The Order of Odd-Fish Extravaganza/Gallery Show
James Kennedy wrote an extremely quirky, hilarious book called The Order of Odd-Fish (my review). As most quirky, hilarious things do, the book has developed quite a cult following and has inspired artists from all over to create The Order … Continue reading
Review: Lockdown
by Walter Dean Myers Reese is in a juvie jail called the Progress Center. Busted after money woes caused him to steal prescription sheets from a local doctor’s office, he’s almost to the end of his 2.5 year sentence. Reese … Continue reading
Review: She's So Dead to Us
by Kieran Scott When Ally was a freshman, her father’s bad business decision cost her family their fortune, as well as the fortunes of most of her closest friends. Ally and her parents fled in shame and haven’t been back … Continue reading
Waiting on Wednesdy: The Reckoning
The Darkest Powers, Book 3 Kelley Armstrong Only two weeks ago, life was all too predictable. But that was before I saw my first ghost. Now, along with my supernatural friends Tori, Derek, and Simon, I’m on the run from … Continue reading
