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Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts

Book Review: The City of Ember (The Graphic Novel) by Jeanne DuPrau, Niklas Asker

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The City of Ember  (The Graphic Novel) written by Jeanne DuPrau and illustrated by Niklas Asker is being republished in 2023, the original g...

Book Review: Dreams Factory by Jerome Hamon, Suheb Zako, and Lena Sayaphoum

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Dreams Factory  is a graphic novel  by Jerome Hamon, Suheb Zako, and Lena Sayaphoum. It was translated from French by Jeremy Melloul. The st...

Book Review: Unleashed (Jinxed) by Amy McCulloch

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Unleashed  is the sequel to Jinxed  by Amy McCulloch. When Lacey Chu wakes up in a hospital room with no recollection of how she got there, ...

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  Rise Up  is the third (and final) book in the Last Pick series  by Jason Walz. It is currently scheduled for release on October 6 2020. I ...

Book Review: Girl on Fire (School for Extraterrestrial Girls) by Jeremy Whitley

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  Girl on Fire  is the first volume of the  School for Extraterrestrial Girls graphic novel series  by Jeremy Whitley.  Tara Smith’s parents...

Book Review: Last Pick: Born to Run by Jason Walz

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Last Pick: Born to Run   by Jason Walz is the second graphic novel in the series. I enjoyed the first book, and somehow missed this volume w...

Book Review: Zombies of the World: A Field Guide to the Undead by Ross Payton

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Zombies of the World:  A Field Guide to the Undead   by Ross Payton is a humorous reference book.  Zombies have plagued humanity's night...

Early Book Review: Jinxed by Amy McCulloch

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Jinxed   by Amy McCulloch is a middle grade series starter that is currently scheduled for release on January 7 2020.  Lacey Chu has alw...

Book Review: The Tracker (The Dregs) by Leslie Georgeson

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The Tracker  is the first book in the eight book (not all yet available)  Dregs series by Leslie Georgeson.  I’ve done despicable things. M...

Book Review: Sovereign (Nemesis) by April Daniels

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Sovereign  is the second book in the Nemesis series by April Daniels. I highly recommend reading this series in order, as character and st...

Book Review: Dragon Pearl by Yoon Ha Lee

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Dragon Pearl  by Yoon Ha Lee is a  space opera about thirteen-year-old Min, who comes from a long line of fox spirits. To keep the family s...

Early Book Review: Last Pick by Jason Walz

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Last Pick  by Jason Walz  is the  first volume of Jason Walz's dystopian graphic novel trilogy. It is currently scheduled for release o...

Book Review: Space Cat by Ruthven Todd, Paul Galdone

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Space Cat  is a children's book originally published in 1952  by  Ruthven Todd, with illustrations by  Paul Galdone , that has recently...

Book Review: Geek Ink: The World's Smartest Tattoos for Rebels, Nerds, Scientists, and Intellectuals From the Creators of inkstinct

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Geek Ink: The World's Smartest Tattoos for Rebels, Nerds, Scientists, and Intellectuals from the Creators of inkstinct offers readers...

Early Book Review: Badass Braids: From Vikings to Game of Thrones, 50 Maverick Looks for Sci-Fi and Fantasy Fanatics by Shannon Burns

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Badass Braids: From Vikings to Game of Thrones, 50 Maverick Looks for Sci-Fi and Fantasy Fanatics by Shannon Burns is currently scheduled ...

Book Review: Future Threat (Future Shock) by Elizabeth Briggs

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Future Threat is the second book in the Future Shock trilogy by Elizabeth Briggs. To fully appreciate and understand the characters, you r...

Book Review: Shattered Warrior by Sharon Shinn, Molly Knox Ostertag

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Shattered Warrior is a graphic novel written by Sharon Shinn and illustrated by Molly Knox Ostertag.   It is ten years after Colleen Cava...

Book Review: Holly Farb and the Princess of the Galaxy by Gareth Wronski

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Holly Farb and the Princess of the Galaxy by Gareth Wronski is a middle grade novel.  Holly Farb is not the Princess of the Galaxy. She m...