The Maze Runner by James Dashner Review
We all love technology and have plenty of it, that’s why we probably enjoy books that involve lots of hi-tech. Thrillers for young adult readers often involve lots of technology,…
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs Review
Young adult fiction has long been a genre that does a fantastic job of exploring identity, belonging, and the extraordinary. It might be through dystopian landscapes, magical realism or eerie…
The Fairy Godmother’s Tale by Robert B. Marks Review
Everybody knows the fairy tales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and many others. But did you know that these fairy tales were not always the light-hearted, whimsical stories we…
Aaru by David Meredith Review
In a world that seems obsessed with celebrity culture and having a screen as a permanent fixture in your hand like an extra limb, it’s time to put away the…
The Outlaws by Emory Faith Review
Dystopian thrillers have gained popularity among young adult (YA) readers. This exciting genre explores declining societies and government oppression, providing a platform for examining complex themes. The Outlaws by Emory…