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The Hunger Games

by Suzanne Collins

REVIEWED by Louise for Between the Covers blog:

The Hunger Games is the first of three books which tell the story of Panam, the country that was formed in what was once North America. The series' main characters are Katniss Everdee...

tagged: retro-reviews, ya-dystopian, ya-science-fiction, young-adult-contempor...

Matched

by Ally Condie

THIS IS A DUAL REVIEW... TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!

REVIEWED by Louise for Between the Covers blog:

Okay... full disclosure. I have really wanted to read this book since it came out. The blurb drew me in and never let ...

tagged: ya-dystopian, ya-science-fiction, young-adult, and retro-reviews

Born Wicked

by Jessica Spotswood

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

I usually stay away from period books. For some reason I have never been able to get into them. Because of that, I was going to pass on Born Wicked by Jessica Spotswood. However, I s...

tagged: ya-paranormal, young-adult, and ya-historical-fiction

Winterborne

by Augusta Blythe

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

I have to say that I started Winterborne by Augusta Blythe expecting a totally different story than the one that I read. I expected a superhero story from the point of view of Mia, b...

tagged: ya-fantasy, ya-paranormal, and young-adult

On a Dark Wing

by Jordan Dane

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

The blurb of On a Dark Wing by Jordan Dane posted on NetGalley caught my attention and really made me want to read this book. It sounded unique and mysterious. I requested it with ho...

tagged: ya-fantasy, ya-paranormal-romance, and young-adult

Obsidian

by Jennifer L. Armentrout

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

I love it when a book sucks me in and makes it impossible to stop reading, when I need to devour it all at once. Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout is exactly that type of book. It i...

tagged: ya-paranormal-romance, ya-science-fiction, and young-adult

Shatter Me

by Tahereh Mafi

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

X-men is one of my favorite comic series of all time. So, when I read that Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi was a dystopian twist of the X-Men mixed with The Hunger Games, I was sold. In m...

tagged: ya-paranormal-romance, ya-dystopian, ya-science-fiction, and young-adu...

The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer

by Michelle Hodkin

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

If you lost the memory of the most tragic event of your life, would you want to remember or would you want to leave it forgotten? What if it haunted your life, consumed your every wa...

tagged: ya-paranormal-romance and young-adult

The Unwanteds

by Lisa McMann

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

I picked up The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann because of the cover tag line which said it was for fans of The Hunger Games and Harry Potter. Being a huge fan of both series, I had to see ...

tagged: ya-fantasy, ya-dystopian, and young-adult

The Fault in Our Stars

by John Green

REVIEWED by Chris for Between the Covers blog:

Reviewing a book that is basically on every blogger’s TBR pile can be a bit intimidating. Especially when it’s a John Green book. I have read most of John’s books and to be truthful th...

tagged: ya-romance, young-adult, and young-adult-contemporary

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