Awhile back, I looked ahead to all of the books on the list, figuring out if I could borrow them from a library, read them on Oyster, or purchase a copy. At the same time, I discovered that this book, "Dreamquake" was part two of a "duet" -- so I grabbed a copy of the first book as well, and I am so ... VIEW POST

I use GoodReads to keep track of books. Sometimes, I check reviews of books I'm thinking of reading, some books go on the TBR list regardless of what others think. Others don't make the cut. For some books, these Printz books in particular, I wait to look at reviews until I'm done reading, I want to ... VIEW POST

This book has shown up on lists of books I might like on Oyster and Goodreads for awhile. I wasn't really sure it was up my alley, especially after I had bounced off of a different book by Anderson. Once again, though, this project of reading Printz books has not led me astray (honestly, of the ... VIEW POST

This slim book of poetry was a surprise. At first, because it looks like a child's picture book. Later, because of the poetry itself. The name Emmett Till was vaguely familiar, but sadly, not enough to have been able to say who he was. The book description, above, has a short version of his ... VIEW POST

I'm about 8 books and 2 weeks behind on writing posts. I keep saying it: but it's much easier to just keep reading, rather than taking the time to reflect. If you don't like books with unreliable narrators and/or ambiguous endings, this book is definitely not for you. And it wasn't just the ... VIEW POST