No Post on Sundays is Young Adult At Heart’s Sunday link dump, a collection of posts from other bloggers we’ve found interesting or share-worthy throughout the week. This isn’t a real blog post. And yes, that is a Harry Potter reference. On Books Kaitlin from Reading is my Treasure muses on the cycle of reading […]
Author: Nemo
A lover of kittens and all things sparkly, Nemo has a degree in English Literature and specialises in reviewing contemporary, paranormal, mystery/thriller, historical, sci-fi and fantasy Young Adult fiction. She is especially drawn to novels about princesses, strong female friendships, magical powers, and assassins.
DNF: Tell The Wind and Fire by Sarah Rees Brennan
I’m not usually one to say a character is ever outright stupid, but Lucie must be the stupidest of any heroine I’ve ever read, and that includes Bella ‘my life revolves around a vampire who wants to kill me’ Swan and Nora ‘sexual assault is sexy’ Grey. There’s heat of the moment act-first-think-later bad decisions, […]
March Wrap Up
News Nemo: In case you didn’t notice, Taneika and I have a guest contributor on the blog! Archer from Ballad of the Redshirts is guest reviewing the Goosebumps series for us. He’s a good friend to both of us and we’re excited to have him on the blog! I was excited to take part in […]
Project Silver Brumby: Book 3 Silver Brumbies of the South
To some, it might be disappointing that Thowra’s own son by Golden, Lightning, lacks the bush wisdom inherited by Bel Bel, Thowra’s mother, and passed on down to Kunama, his creamy daughter by Golden, by virtue of Boon Boon, Thowra’s second favourite and wisest mare. But in reality it shows that Lightning was not going […]
No Post On Sundays (8)
No Post on Sundays is Young Adult At Heart’s Sunday link dump, a collection of posts from other bloggers we’ve found interesting or share-worthy throughout the week. This isn’t a real blog post. And yes, that is a Harry Potter reference. Parajunkee wants us to fill in a book blogging survey. On Books Chiara from […]
Tour Stop: Siren’s Song by Mary Weber
I absolutely adored the first book in this series, Storm Siren. I found Siren’s Fury, the second book, to be largely a waste of time. However, I had faith that the third book, Siren’s Song, wouldn’t let me down, and I was right. Siren’s Song has a plot that sends Nym and her cohorts all […]
Waiting on The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Breaking The Spine. It’s all about spotlighting upcoming releases we’re eagerly anticipating. Share your books and remember to visit Breaking The Spine for more great books! This week I’m eagerly waiting on: The Glittering Court by Richelle Mead Expected publication: 5th April 2016 Publisher: Razorbill From […]
Hamilton Book Tag
I know it seems like I’m jumping on the bandwagon doing this Hamilton book tag, but in reality I generally don’t do book tags and also no one tagged me. However, because this is about Hamilton, that makes this different. Like everyone doing the tag, I’m kind of obsessed with this musical at the moment. […]
No Post On Sundays (7)
No Post on Sundays is Young Adult At Heart’s Sunday link dump, a collection of posts from other bloggers we’ve found interesting or share-worthy throughout the week. This isn’t a real blog post. And yes, that is a Harry Potter reference. On Books Nisha from A Running Commentary talks about books she wants to read […]
Let Teens Be Teens
Let Teens Be Teens I’m finding it harder and harder to read reviews of young adult books written by fellow adults. I’m finding trendy labels such as ‘Mary Sue’, ‘insta-love’, and ‘love triangles’ thrown around in books that don’t consist of these things. I’m finding adults critiquing teenagers for being teenagers and disliking the books […]