Skellig by David Almond
British novelist Almond makes a triumphant debut in the field of children's literature with prose that is at once eerie, magical and poignant.
Tag: Young Adult Fantasy
Fly Trap by Frances Hardinge
I loved Fly By Night so when I saw a sequel had been released I knew I needed to read it right away. And if you enjoyed the first book I think you will enjoy ...
Modernism, Liberalism & Tolkien
Modern liberalism likes to think that all our problems are epistemological: we are afflicted by never knowing with sufficient clarity what we ought to do. Our f...
Blood (Mercian Trilogy #1) by K.J. Wignall
I enjoyed this book, and think it will make for an interesting series, it was hard getting my head around it as it was just so different than his previous works...
Breath of Angel by Karyn Henley
The materials are all there: interesting premise, complex and competing mythologies, battle of good and evil, etc. But a couple of things undermine these ingred...
The Dragon's Tooth: Ashtown Burials #1 by N.D. Wilson
There is always a certain amount of excitement mixed with nervousness when a favorite author starts a new series. What if I don’t like it, or worse, what ...