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Book: Mothstorm

I wish the adventures with Art and Jack would never end. Sadly, they do in the final book of the Larklight trilogy. Mothstorm is everything a final book should be. Conclusions are made and clim… more →

Living. Loving. Learning.

Shifting Gears (Yay, Middle Grade Fiction!) — 3 comments

Hayden wrote 2 weeks ago: I checked out Holly Black’s Doll Bones from the library and am looking forward to reading it. … more →

Tags: Books, Dark Fantasy, Doll Bones, Fantasy, Fiction, Holly Black, larklight, LGBT, middle grade

Aquatint Print

itsmystorytime wrote 2 weeks ago: This print was produced through acid etching and aquatint processes. The subject is taken from a sce … more →

Tags: Art, Final Major Project, Illustration, Predator's Gold, aquatint, Acid Etching, Print

Book of the Week- Leviathan

doublerainbowkaito wrote 2 weeks ago: Dear gods, I promised myself that I would review this book with a cool head, and so far, I’m d … more →

Tags: Book of the Week, goodreads, Steampunk, Heroes of Olympus, Scott Westerfeld, alek, Deryn, World War I, Arthur Slade

Book Bag #35 — 15 comments

Katja Weinert @ YA's the Word wrote 3 weeks ago: Book Bag is a regular feature on YA’s the Word, inspired by the weekly memes shown above. Cl … more →

Tags: book bag, Reading, Young-Adult, ya, benedict cumberbatch, Tim Hiddleston, Diversity

The Mortal Engines Collection 6 Books Set by Philip Reeve

snazal wrote 3 weeks ago: Winner of the Blue Peter Book of the Year and the Nestle Smarties Gold Award. Shortlisted for the Wh … more →

Tags: Books, Children's Books, mortal engines collection, the mortal engines, Mortal Engine

Author of the week: Philip Reeve — 2 comments

youngreaderswestsix wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m sorry, I’m sorry. Okay, I’m only quite sorry… most of Philip Reeve’s books are at or above the t … more →

Tags: Children's Books, fever crumb, goblins, Here lies Arthur, larklight, mortal engines, Predator Cities

Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve - Review

hpholo wrote 1 month ago: The people of the future no longer live on the ground. In the time between our period, theirs, and t … more →

Tags: Reviews, Book Review, Fantasy, mortal engines, Steampunk, Young-Adult

Star Trek Into Darkness needs more Trek says guest reviewer and fantasy author Philip Reeves

Jeffrey Lamar wrote 1 month ago: WARNING SPOILERS: Star Trek is one of those TV programmes that I’m always happy to watch, whil … more →

Tags: paramount pictures, Star Trek, Paramount, mortal engines, Chris Pine, Karl Urban, paramount studios, Bad Robot, Star Trek Into Darkness

Steampunk'd 2013 Challenge: Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve — 18 comments

Katja Weinert @ YA's the Word wrote 1 month ago: Standalone or Series? Series. The Hungry City Chronicles #1Format: Paperback, 373 pagesPublished: 20 … more →

Tags: Book Review: YA Novels, Fantasy, Steampunk, Reading, Young-Adult