Minggu, 21 April 2013

Never Gonna Tell, by Sarah M Ross

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My name is Reagan Wilcox: high school senior by day, kick-ass investigative journalist by night. I’ve always loved observing people—especially when they think no one is paying attention. I thought I was ready to cover any story. Work any angle. Nothing could have prepared me for what happened that night. I wasn’t ready for what I saw. And I certainly wasn’t ready for him. I always knew I’d write the headlines. Now, I just might become one.

Never Gonna Tell, by Sarah M Ross

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #668607 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-03-17
  • Released on: 2015-03-17
  • Format: Kindle eBook
Never Gonna Tell, by Sarah M Ross

Review "The perfect YA suspense novel with just the right amount of romance. A must read!" - New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Nichole Chase"Sarah M Ross is such a talented author. I love all her books, and this one is no exception!" - USA Today best-selling author Ella James"With thrilling suspense and a captivating plot, I couldn't turn the pages fast enough to find out how Never Gonna Tell would end. What a great read!" - USA Today best-selling author Tara Sivec  "Veronica Mars meets Pretty Little Liars, this book is one of the best young adult thrillers I've read in years. Sarah Ross's latest book is action packed and makes you want more. It's a stand alone, but you still want it."- RL Griffin, bestselling author of the By A Thread series "I'm definitely going to tell about Never Gonna Tell-- I couldn't put it down! 5 Stars and 2 Thumbs Up!" - USA Today best-selling author Amanda Jason"Never Gonna Tell is a fast-paced thriller that will have you turning the pages well past your bedtime." - Raine Thomas, award winning and best-selling author of the Estilorian series

About the Author Sarah started her obsession with reading at an early age, often sneaking BabySitter Club and Nancy Drew books into math class. She would read any book she could get her hands on. Her love of reading quickly evolved into a love of writing and stories began to pour out of her. She grew up in Pittsburgh, graduated from The University of Pittsburgh with a degree in English, and taught eighth graders to love reading as much as she does for several years. Sarah will always be a proud member of the Steelers' Nation, but couldn't take the cold and moved her frozen tush to Florida where she now lives with her husband, daughter, and two cats. You will find her now with her trusty Kindle in hand and toes in the sand! Sarah's debut novel, AWAKEN, released in January, 2012. Other novels include AVENGE, ATONE, ECHO OF AN EARTH ANGEL, INHALE EXHALE, and NEVER GONNA TELL (Releasing March, 2015). Website- http://www.sarahmross.com Facebook- http://www.facebook.com/SarahtheAuthor Twitter- http://twitter.com/#!/SarahtheAuthor Instagram- http://instagram.com/authorsarahmross/


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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Loved Reagan! By DesertReader This book was a pleasant surprise for me. It was the first book I have read by Sarah M. Ross, but it definitely will not be my last. I began knowing only it was YA Suspense but was immediately lured into the story. The book is told in first person POV with the heroine, Reagan Wilcox as narrator. The Prologue is intriguing, as Reagan is the middle of a dangerous situation. I had no idea how she arrived, nor how she was going to get herself out of the predicament.I'm going to die tonight. I'm sure of that now. All because I made a vow I was never gonna tell.After the brief opening, the book backtracks to reveal all the events leading up to the Prologue. Reagan is a snarky but lovable high school senior. She is an investigative journalist on the side and trying to revive the school newspaper. She is somewhat of an outcast and doesn't really fit into her high school in small town Tennessee. She has a trusty sidekick of a best friend/foster brother, Charlie. I loved their connection immediately and found their banter to be endearing. She is also attracted to the school bad boy, Marco Calotta, who doesn't seem to notice her existent. She and Marco lives are thrown into complete upheaval when they become involved in a story she is investigating. Despite the suspense element, there is a an intense connection with Reagan and Marco. I was swept up in their storyline even more than the mystery.Staring up a him, I totally get why girls go for the bad boy now.While not all the events are completely realistic, I still enjoyed this book immensely. Reagan has many characteristics of a Veronica Mars like person. She is witty and funny, without trying to be so. The entire book flowed well and was interesting from the first pages until the last. I was able to read it in one setting. I enjoyed the relationship with Reagan and her parents in addition to those with Marco and Charlie. It is refreshing to see a young strong heroine, who wants to help save people. Happily, the book has a complete ending and an epilogue. However, I certainly would not mind reading more adventures involving Reagan in the future. I have a feeling she'll once again find herself with another mystery to unearth. I recommend this book to any mature YA fan looking for a little suspense and romance."Your family doesn't define you. You define you. No matter where you come from you can direct your own future."

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Suspense! Mystery! Danger! LOVE! By Elle Wilson Never Gonna Tell by Sarah M. Ross is thrilling and edgy. The action doesn't stop until the story is over, and you'll be entranced from start to finish. This was the perfect read to clean my reading palate because it was refreshingly unlike the typical books I read.Reagan Wilcox is a high school senior with a passion for investigative journalism. She's like a modern day Veronica Mars. Did I mention that I LOVE Veronica Mars and instantly fell in love with this witty heroine. She isn't afraid to get her hands dirty in order to get the scoop. Reagan has easily blended in to her daily life, but loves the anonymity. She's sharp and intuitive but also had a side that is devoted and loyal to her friends and family.While investigating her latest hunch, she stumbles into a shocking situation and suddenly finds herself at the center of danger. I can't reveal the goodies of this plot without divulging spoilers but I will say this -- there's a boy, a bad guy (or two), and an overload of suspense that will make your heart race. If you're looking for a suspenseful read that has just the right amount of romance, get swept away in Never Gonna Tell by Sarah M. Ross.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Good Ya suspense By Tami This was a well-written, fast paced suspense book that was full of twists and turns and it kept me engaged and reading to the very end, in one sitting.Reagan is a shy and quiet girl, who blends in and rarely gets noticed. She's a people watcher and this makes her good at getting the story for the school paper. She just moved to a new school and the student body is full of stories, but those aren't the kind that interest her, especially when she's trying to get the newspaper up and running again by publishing articles anonymously.Here she meets Marco, long haired, trouble making bad boy. Whose families reputation precedes him but he manages to make trouble all on his own. The sarcastic banter between these two was great!!One night Reagan witnesses a crime. This could be "THE STORY" break she needs but writing it will put her and her family's safety in jeopardy.Will Marco be able to protect her, from his own family.I didn't like the idea of high schoolers reading Fifty but I'm sure it's true to life.

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Sabtu, 20 April 2013

The League of Mendacious Men: A Sherlock Holmes Uncovered Tale, Book 10, by Steven Ehrman

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As a guest, Dr. Watson is observing the induction services of The League of Mendacious Men. To gain admission to the exclusive club a prospective member must tell an original tall tale. The evening begins pleasantly and ends in a violent tragedy. Sherlock Holmes navigates a tale of murder whose solution is lost amid a sea of lies.

This is a novella length story typical of the Holmes tales. The Sherlock Holmes Uncovered Tales are a series of original stories based upon the immortal characters, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The League of Mendacious Men is the 10th story in the series.

The League of Mendacious Men: A Sherlock Holmes Uncovered Tale, Book 10, by Steven Ehrman

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #87222 in Audible
  • Published on: 2015-03-20
  • Format: Unabridged
  • Original language: English
  • Running time: 157 minutes
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A Strong Outing By Drstatz I have long been a fan of Steven Ehrman and have all of the Holmes/Watson books he has written to this point. This one is a strong outing although not quite to the caliber of some of his earlier works. This said, it's a good read and well worth the money spent. I totally recommend it to new readers and the others of the series as well.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Excellent pastiche in the best Doyle tradition. By Dan - Cleveland, Ohio Excellent pastiche in the best Doyle tradition. Steven Ehrman is one of my favorite SH authors, with his effective use of period settings, characters and dialogue. The plots are sometimes a bit "out there", but they are always believable and make for a very worthwhile read.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A pretty good Holmes story By Brian Fenocchio The author has concocted a pretty good story, one that even Conan Doyle would be proud of. However the author is fairly uneven when it comes to dialogue and setting the scene. The author has a better handle on Holmes than he does on Watson, and since Watson is the lens through which we see Holmes, the author sometimes has trouble conveying the role Watson plays in Holmes life. The less intelligent he makes Watson the crueler Holmes sounds, and when you read the Canon you can feel that Holmes really does care for Watson. This care is not evident in this book. All in all though this book is a good read.

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Jumat, 19 April 2013

The September Plan Distant Innocence Part II, by Stephen Miller

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The September Plan Distant Innocence Part II. The long awaited final chapter to "Distant Innocence". The movement is ready to execute their plan and Ike Weiss is directly in the line of fire. Will he succeed in his mission? Will the movement succeed in their plan? A story of heroes and villains, war and peace, where friendship and loyalty are tested by deceit and treachery. In a time and place where antiwar protest and patriotism fought hand to hand. The September Plan Distant Innocence Part II

The September Plan Distant Innocence Part II, by Stephen Miller

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1456815 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-03-19
  • Released on: 2015-03-19
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. New Stephen Miller book.. I see another all night read coming my way By Tracey Lynch Just ordered the new "Stephen Miller" book.. can't wait to read it. If it is anything like his other books, I am up for an all night read. When are they going to make Miller books into a Movie?

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. This book is a must read. Once you start ... By rb This book is a must read. Once you start reading, you will not be able to put it down. The writing is brilliant. Bravo, Mr. Miller, you continue to impress with your piquant writing style.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Plan to be enthralled! By Bharbor A perfectly satisfying end to a masterfully written saga. Makes you want to reread all of this talented authors books- you feel like you know these characters and the worlds they live in. The mix of this character driven story and the accuracy of the history and culture of the time makes it completely absorbing. You simply can not stop reading till you get to the end- and then you miss these characters. Waiting to see what comes next from this prolific writer.

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Kamis, 18 April 2013

Into the Jaws of Death, by Jack O'Brien

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"Well, boy, how did you do it?" "What are the prison camps like?" "Are the Germans as cruel as they are painted?" These are the questions that I have been asked thousands of times since coming home. I have answered them from scores of platforms, for all kinds of Red Cross organizations; and now I have been persuaded to try and put my answer on paper—and if when I have finished, there are a few points cleared up that you have been wondering, and perhaps worrying about, I shall feel repaid for the writing. They say that "the pen is mightier than the sword," but my experiences of the last ten years have given me much more practice with the latter than with the former. I shall not attempt a flowery story, nor exaggerate anything to make it sound big, but I shall, as they say in the Court, tell "the truth, and nothing but the truth."

Into the Jaws of Death, by Jack O'Brien

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7849677 in Books
  • Published on: 2015-10-22
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 9.00" h x .24" w x 6.00" l, .33 pounds
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 104 pages
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Great WWI Trench Warfare Account, Gritty and Touching. By Devlin Scott Quote from the book, (Bob Goddard explains the scene as he returns to the front after a ten-day furlong): "So one morning I landed up at Victoria Station and caught what is known as "the train of tears." The boys are always very silent going back--there is never any cheering."This non-fictional account of the horrors and trials of World War One begins with all the `heroic' energy one expects from a good war story. We see the camaraderie of the young Canadian and English lads as they gear up to save the world. I few pages later, this changes as the realities of war take hold of our heroes, but they soldier on and their courage and resolve only become more resolute.This is a nicely written (though `sanitized') version of the horrors and trials of WWI. In it two soldiers, Private Jack O'Brian and Bob Goddard (through a series of letters he wrote to his friend, Jack) relate the events they have survived during WWI. It is gritty and, I believe, truthful; it is not, however, graphic.I do recommend this book to all and I strongly encourage everyone at some time in their lives to read this account of WWI trench warfare.Oh, the Kindle version is currently free and it's a short read. (The images, however, are missing). What excuse did I leave you? ;)Devlin Scott (Lyshan Press)

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great read By Caleb Maggio This book is a must read for all war story lovers! It takes you through the real life of a soldier during the world war. It doesn't sugar coat things or talk about how hard it was it gives the the real picture great book!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. great book By Jennifer Interesting insight on war. A lot of people take their freedom for granted and don't think about the sacrifices required.

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Selasa, 16 April 2013

Dauntless (Valiant Hearts) (Volume 1), by Dina L. Sleiman

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Where Legend and History Collide, One Young Woman Will Fight for the InnocentBorn a baron's daughter, Lady Merry Ellison is now an enemy of the throne after her father's failed assassination attempt upon the king. Bold and uniquely skilled, she is willing to go to any lengths to protect the orphaned children of her former village--a group that becomes known as "The Ghosts of Farthingale Forest." Merry finds her charge more difficult as their growing notoriety brings increasing trouble their way.Timothy Grey, ninth child of the Baron of Greyham, longs to perform some feat so legendary that he will rise from obscurity and earn a title of his own. When the Ghosts of Farthingale Forest are spotted in Wyndeshire, where he serves as assistant to the local earl, he might have found his chance. But when he comes face-to-face with the leader of the thieves, he's forced to reexamine everything he's known."Sleiman launches an action-packed, historical series of adventure and romance, starring a strong, intelligent female Robin Hood who lives up to the famous outlaw's reputation. This fun read makes a great adult-YA crossover for Robin Hood fans who enjoy a twist to a classic tale." -Library Journal, starred review

Dauntless (Valiant Hearts) (Volume 1), by Dina L. Sleiman

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #334628 in Books
  • Brand: Sleiman, Dina L.
  • Published on: 2015-03-03
  • Released on: 2015-03-03
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 8.50" h x .92" w x 5.50" l, .0 pounds
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 368 pages
Dauntless (Valiant Hearts) (Volume 1), by Dina L. Sleiman

From the Back Cover Where Legend and History Collide, One Young Woman Will Fight for the InnocentBorn a baron's daughter, Lady Merry Ellison is now an enemy of the throne after her father's failed assassination attempt upon the king. Bold and uniquely skilled, she is willing to go to any lengths to protect the orphaned children of her former village--a group that becomes known as "The Ghosts of Farthingale Forest." Merry finds her charge more difficult as their growing notoriety brings increasing trouble their way.Timothy Grey, ninth child of the Baron of Greyham, longs to perform some feat so legendary that he will rise from obscurity and earn a title of his own. When the Ghosts of Farthingale Forest are spotted in Wyndeshire, where he serves as assistant to the local earl, he might have found his chance. But when he comes face-to-face with the leader of the thieves, he's forced to reexamine everything he's known."Sleiman launches an action-packed, historical series of adventure and romance, starring a strong, intelligent female Robin Hood who lives up to the famous outlaw's reputation. This fun read makes a great adult-YA crossover for Robin Hood fans who enjoy a twist to a classic tale." -Library Journal, starred review

About the Author Dina L. Sleiman holds an MA in professional writing from Regent University and a BA in communications with a minor in English from Oral Roberts University. Over the past eighteen years, she has had opportunities to teach college writing and literature, as well as high school and elementary classes in English, humanities, and fine arts. She lives in Virginia with her husband and three children. She can be found online at www.dinasleiman.com.


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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful. So enjoyable! By Raechel I was so pleasantly surprised by this book - it was so very good. Not that I didn't think it wouldn't be, but the depth that it had was so lovely to discover!I read it on my Kindle, so it seems long at times (I had to listen to for the end half because my eyes grew tired, but I didn't want to stop!), but it was all really well written and carried through. Each character was marvelously strong, and yet vulnerable at the same time. I loved Merry - she was an inspiring character; storng, yet weak, and her realization at the end was perfect. I won't give away anything though. :)I must say, though, I think my favourite character was Allen. Talk about a strong, spiritual leader kind of guy! He was so encouraging, and so faithful - and strong in his faith in the Lord. There was this one part towards the end that really touched me, amazed me, and brought me to tears through the demonstration of his faith, and the results! Wow! This author knows how to write. I was very impressed. :)Between Timothy and Allen for Merry, I actually rooted for Timothy, because those two I thought were more suited for each other. I sure hope though, that as this series progresses, Allen gets his own story!The only thing I wished could've happened, was that Merry's belief in God could've returned stronger and that have been the main focul point of the end. The end was still handled well, it was just a bit on the 'mushy' side. ;) Nothing bad at all - it was sweet. I just was hoping for a more conclusive ending for her relationship with God.But yes, this was a fantastic story, one I greatly enjoyed and would recommend! Very medieval-y which I loved!I received a complimentary ecopy of this book from the publishers through NetGalley in exchange for my honest and unbiased review which I have given.

22 of 22 people found the following review helpful. Oh. My. Goodness. By Storyteller This book had me hooked from the first chapter. As I'm not a big fan of Robin Hood, I was a little skeptic at the beginning. But once I realized that this was more than your average legend, it quickly became one of my favorite books.I've never read historical fiction outside of English class, so this was pretty new to me. The writing was absolutely astounding. Really. The narrative and dialogue had a traditional Robin Hood feel to it, but it seemed so modern and was so well-written that I could enjoy it and not feel tripped up or confused.The story was one of those heart-wrenching, hilarious, gripping, action-packed stories that made you look forward to reading it every single moment of the day. I devoured this book and had dreams of Timothy Grey for the next week. It was so well-plotted, it left my critical writer brain awed in its perfection.In all honesty, this book deserves it's five stars. Three cheers for Dauntless! *Hip Hip Huzzah!*

17 of 17 people found the following review helpful. Dauntless love! By Marisa Deshaies Dina Sleiman’s Dauntless is a young adult novel with so much more than what can be held within those two words. Young adult, or YA as the genre is referred to in the publishing industry, revolves around characters who experience a coming of age. While the Dauntless characters certainly experience maturation over the course of the novel, this story is about so much more than the transition from childhood to adulthood. Sleiman has created a world of both magic and reality within the confines of medieval England that brings readers into the hearts of teenagers and the world of adults. With a gripping tangle of faith, friendships, romance, and survival, Dauntless should be on everyone’s to-be-read list regardless of the reader’s age.Hailed amongst some readers and reviewers as a female version of the story of Robin Hood, Dauntless stands on its own as a strong story that teaches readers about faith and love from the perspectives of teenagers fighting to survive during a time in which loyalty to the monarchy ensured your life. Merry, Timothy, and Allen—three of the main characters of Dauntless—form a dichotomy of beliefs and backgrounds that support the themes of the novel. Through Merry, Sleiman weaves such ideas as women’s roles, gender equality, and feminism; through Timothy, recognition within family; and Allen, leadership and perseverance to pursue one’s goals in life. Each of these characters experienced trials and tribulations in his or her life but found the courage to fight for their lives and dreams. All readers, but especially teenagers, will find Merry, Allen, and Timothy worthy examples of inspiration.As a Christian fiction YA novel, I found Dauntless to have strong threads of faith that bring the messages of Christianity to readers without becoming overbearing. Sleiman presents her messages in both overt and subtle manners, making Dauntless an excellent choice for readers familiar and unfamiliar with the faith. Christian readers will appreciate the overt themes of staying strong in your faith through trials and blessings and of questioning God’s will, while readers not as familiar with Christianity will draw upon the subtler themes of kindness and unexpected blessings. I am not one who necessarily looks for preaching in novels, but when reading a Christian book I do want a strong presence of Christian themes, morals, ideals, messages, and description—Dauntless has all of these, and I hope to find more novels such as this one in the future

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The Lost Tribes, by C. Taylor-Butler

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Five Friends . . . A Dangerous Game . . and the Truth About The Family Business.Five friends are in a race against time in this action-adventure story involving ancient tribal artifacts that hold the fate of the universe in the balance. None of these trailblazers imagined their ordinary parents as scientists on a secret mission. But when their parents go missing, they are forced into unfathomable circumstances and learn of a history that is best left unknown, for they are catalysts in an ancient score that must be settled. As the chaos unfolds, opportunities arise that involve cracking codes and anticipating their next moves. This book employs real scientific facts and history knowledge where readers will surely become participants.

The Lost Tribes, by C. Taylor-Butler

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #941649 in Books
  • Brand: Taylor-butler, C.
  • Published on: 2015-03-25
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 9.10" h x 1.00" w x 6.70" l,
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 368 pages
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Review "Well-written and well-paced: a promising start to what should be an exciting and unusual sci-fi series." - Kirkus Reviews, Jan 2015"Fascinating, gripping and action-packed. If you like puzzles, mysterious ancient civilizations, or The 39 Clues, you'll love The Lost Tribes." Tui Sutherland, NYT's bestselling author of the Wings of Fire Series."It's a wildly imaginative, super-fun ride that runs from cliffhanger to cliffhanger. . . I'm always on the lookout for books that beg NOT to be put down and this was one of them." Chris Tebbetts, NYT's bestselling author of the Middle School series."This is science fiction that is so well grounded it appeals to all readers, even those who claim they don't like science fiction.  It's a thrilling, high-stakes adventure with characters you care about, even finding yourself working through puzzles with them, all the while looking over your shoulder for the next ingenious emergency.  In short, this is an all-nighter -- a book you'll read all night because it has the power and inventiveness dreams are made of." Kathy Erskine, author of Mockingbird, National Book Award Winner."Combining world travel, video games, puzzles, archeology, advanced technology, mysterious parents, growing danger, and a group of ambitious teenagers, The Lost Tribes by C. Taylor-Butler is quite the adventure." Chris Koppenhaver, Lackmann Library, Lenexa  KS"I'm always happy when there is a new sic fi book for middle grade, especially these days when it's non-dystopian sci fi. And this one adds ancient mysteries from around the world. Nice."  Charlou Lunsford, Blue Valley Library, Overland Park, KS

About the Author C. Taylor-Butler (Christine Taylor-Butler), an MIT trained Civil Engineer, is the author of more than 70 books for children, including Sacred Mountain: Everest. She has won the Best Children's Book of the Year Award and a host of other awards. Her short stories and essays have appeared in magazines and journals including the Horn Book Review, and Scholastic's Read and Rise Literacy Guide for Parents, to name a few. In addition to her writing activities, she chairs MIT's Regional Educational Council and serves on the Missouri Judicial Performance Committee. When not conducting various science experiments for many of her books: how to make solid objects float when they shouldn't, creating invisible force fields with magnets, and making electricity from fruits and vegetables (bringing the love of science to classrooms everywhere), the author has traveled to remote places, such as the Tongas National Forest in Alaska, to scout unusual locations for her debut science fiction/adventure novel, The Lost Tribes. She lives in Missouri where she is responsible for the care and feeding of a spouse, college kids, cats, fish and a very needy 104-year-old historic house.               Patrick Arrasmith has illustrated for both large and small publishers like - Greenwillow Books, Macmillan, Night Shade Books, Oxford University Press, Parachute Press, Penguin Books, Random House, Scholastic, Subterranean Press, Tor, Viking Press. Most, if not all, of his work is done in the medium of scratchboard. Scratchboard is a thin layer of white clay, machine-applied to a base of illustration board. The clay is coated with black ink. A blade not unlike a scalpel is used to scratch off lines of the black ink, revealing the white surface below. All color in the illustration is applied on a computer. You only have to take a look at the cover and interior art of The Lost Tribes to see the painstaking work and time put into each carving. 


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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Mystery, Intrigue, Puzzles, and Clues! By Susan Vaught I admit it. I'm a total nerd, or geek, or whatever you like to call folks who soak up fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and suspense like air made out of words. I really enjoyed Lost Tribes and plan to review it on my website soon. I love this group of brilliant kids full of questions, attitude, and an insatiable drive to understand everything around them. They know what they're supposed to be (so they think), how they're supposed to act--so of course, they refuse all of these rules and set about making their own way, and their own disasters. The mysteries begin immediately, and astute readers will quickly realize that something is a little . . . off. About their parents. About their neighborhood. About their supposed histories. Even about their (assumed) cultures. Of all the things the kids question, these basics aren't on the list, at least not at first.And then the madness begins.They have puzzles to solve and clues to follow and realities to face--things they can barely begin to imagine, about themselves, their families, and their own histories.This book is one wild ride. It kept me (a giant kid) very interested, and I think kids of all ages (even, um, over 29, by, you know, just a bit) will delight in trying to solve the puzzles, stay ahead in the guessing and sleuthing game, and making discoveries along with the main characters.Also, I would really, really like to meet and have a long conversation with the character of Uncle Henry. May he show up at my house one stormy afternoon, with the best computer game EVER...

9 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Great book and amazing author By KCmomof2 My 12 yr old son could not read this fast enough. Can't wait for the next one to come out. We actually bought a 2nd copy at a local bookstore because author was there and he couldn't wait to meet her. Mrs Taylor-Butler did not disappoint. She was unfailingly generous with her time to meet and interact with young fans!

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Empathy and Growth By John A Horner This is the type of book I loved reading when I was growing up. (To be frank, it is the type of book I still love reading.)We have five young characters, four of whom are moving into adolescence, dealing with the struggles of individuation we all have to deal with at that time of our lives. One thing I particularly liked about this book is the author's subtle route in introducing us to these characters and their parents and other family members. We get to know these five--Ben, his little sister April, and their friends (sometimes not so friends) Grace, Carlos, and Serise--all of whom live in the same small section of a neighborhood. The author, without beating us on the head with it, establishes that these five come out of four different ethnic groups--none of which is the typical WASP--and allows the reader to start to piece this fact together. The author doesn't make a big deal out of it, just lays it out there for us to bit by bit realize it.The principal character, through whose third person eyes we see most of the action, is Ben. At some points, as Ben jumped to certain conclusions that he thinks are explanations for the actions of other characters--usually the adults--I thought to myself, "Come on, Ben,you're not thinking it through." but then I thought back on my own life (at least four times the span of Ben's), and remembered some of the conclusions *I* jumped to when I was his age, and I thought, "Well, the author nailed that one."I was particularly moved by last several chapters, the growth and challenges the five go through, and the importance, at times, of being willing to disobey.I have loved science fiction since I was a kid. I read Robert Heinlein's juvenile focused novels (several given to me when I had my appendix out), the Tom Hardy Jr. books of the 1960s, the new age revolution of authors like Harlan Ellison, the classics of Madeleine L'Engle, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and many, many others.This is a wonderful addition to the genre, gracing us with young characters who learning how to think, how to empathize, and how to work together.I look forward to the next book in the series, to learn explanations to the questions left hanging (why are the rules Ben's uncle uses for H.O.R.S.E. so different from the rules I grew up playing by?), and what will the five main learn about the secrets of their origin?A great start to the series.Dr. John A. Horner

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Three, by Shoshi

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"Three" contains three short stories: Down, The Reckie, and Feena. "Down" Bryan loves caving; his twin Joel hates it. Exploring newly discovered caves, Bryan gets lost. To find him Joel is helped by Roke, a strange, giant of a man who lives in the caves year-round. Quarreling at first, they learn to get along as they overcome the terrors of cave-climbing and attacks by thugs who want to kill them. Finding Bryan near death, they face their biggest challenge: how to save him. "The Reckie" Mozart was never able to finish his last and greatest work, his Requiem, because he died of an infection. Carol and Mathew want to time travel to the l8th century to cure him with antibiotics so he can finish it as a gift for her musician dad. They find a way to do it, but then Mozart gives them the wrong music so he has to time travel to America himself to deliver it. "Feena" In this dystopian fantasy, Feena is a human survivor of an interplanetary war. She falls for Jome, an enemy robot soldier severely injured in the conflict. An enemy official, called the Inspector, wants her to be his slave and tries to kidnap her. She must find a way to foil him and mend Jome.

Three, by Shoshi

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #3353245 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-03-17
  • Released on: 2015-03-17
  • Format: Kindle eBook
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Short, Good Reads By Ian MacDonald The great thing about novellas is they're short. One evening's read and you're done. These three are as short as they come, but Shoshi manages to sketch out his (or is it her?) characters well The plots move like lightning. Lots happening. I liked them a lot.SILASWhat's unusual here is three such different stories. I liked the challenge of having to change gears so sharply between the three. The plots move fast, the characters are strongly drawn. The best one is about the terrors of caving. Not many caving stories around. The one about Mozart is slightly reminiscent of “Amadeus” but explores another wrinkle of the great man's life. Feena is about a strange and whimsical dystopia. Ian Mac.

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