From Theresa Gustafson author: Gabaldon,Diana A Breath of Snow & Ashes This is Gabaldon’s sixth book in her Outlander series. Each book has an average of 900 or more pages, but as you read her very descriptive novel you can’t put it down and want to find out what happens next. This is a realistic [...]
Posts Tagged ‘time travel’
A Breath of Snow & Ashes
Posted in Fantasy, Reading Club Reviews, Romance, Science Fiction, tagged time travel on August 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Meanwhile
Posted in Graphic Novel, Teen Book Reviewer's Picks, Teens, tagged choose your own adventure, time travel on April 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Wendi, Teen Book Reviewer author: Shiga, Jason Meanwhile The book “Meanwhile” by Jason Shiga was really fun to read. It’s kind of like a comic book and a maze you follow. You can read it over and over as you follow the different paths of the maze. The book starts out in an ice [...]
Twilight Zone: Walking Distance
Posted in Graphic Novel, Horror, Teen Book Reviewer's Picks, tagged time travel, Twilight Zone on October 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Carson, Teen Book Reviewer author: Kneece, Mark Twilight Zone: Walking Distance The graphic novel The Twilight Zone: Walking Distance is about a man named Martin Sloan who wants to take a break from his busy schedule he has to deal with everyday. So he decides to drive further away from where he usually goes, [...]
Gateway
Posted in Adventure, books, Fantasy, Teen Book Reviewer's Picks, Teens, tagged Chinese Americans, Fantasy, Good vs. Evil, romance, St Louis, suspense, time travel on June 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Cindy, Teen Book Reviewer author: Shinn, Sharon Gateway The novel, Gateway, by Sharon Shinn is an amazing novel to read and I highly recommend it. For a science fiction/fantasy book, it was really good, even for someone who usually enjoys realistic fiction books as opposed to fantasies. The novel is about a girl, named [...]
Going Bovine
Posted in Adventure, Apocalyptic Fiction, Magical Realism, Quirky Characters, Rosalia's Picks, Science Fiction, tagged Adventure, angels, Death, parallel dimensions, Printz Award, Road Trip, science fiction, time travel on June 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosalia Millan author: Bray, Libba Going Bovine Cameron Smith is a sixteen year old focused on being a slacker, and doing as little as possible. There is nothing really wrong with his home life, he just feels overlooked and has decided to exploit that for all it’s worth. Everything changes when he contracts Creutzfeldt-Jacob [...]
Changes : a novel of the Dresden files
Posted in books, Fantasy, Magical Realism, Mystery, Rosemarie's Picks, Urban Fantasy, tagged Battles, Chicago, Dresden Files, Fantasy, Good vs. Evil, Magic, mystery, Private Investigator, South America, time travel, Urban Fantasy, vampires, Wizards on April 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosemarie Jerome author: Butcher, Jim Changes : a novel of the Dresden files Being the 12th book in the Dresden Files series, we have seen Harry fight demons, vampires, ogres, rogue wizards, werewolves and other nefarious creatures to help others and save the world but now he must face his past. In his latest [...]
Time Traveler’s Wife
Posted in books, tagged niffenegger, time travel on November 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From Gina Scaglione: The Time Traveler’s Wife by Audrey Niffenegger was amazing:) I had been warned that it started slowly, and my friend was correct about that. However, I promise that if you persevere through the first few chapters it will be well worth it. As a matter-of-fact, it gets better and better. By the [...]
Golden Reads review
Posted in books, tagged both sides of time, cooney, relationships, time travel, women on August 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From Mary Quirindongo: Both sides of time, by Caroline Cooney Annie is a romantic in the year 1995 unfortunately her boyfriend doesn’t have a notion of what being romantic is like.Somehow she has traveled through time to the year 1895. She not only finds romance with Strat but realizes she must leave him to set [...]
