The Art Of Books – Confessions of a Book Freak
Confessions of a Book Freak
Hi, it’s Sophie, and I have some exciting news. There is a new blogger on the Art of Books, and her name is… Scalli and she will be helping me supply you with reviews and opinions from all sides of the bookstore. She is a young teenager and since we like different genres we can … Continue reading New Blogger Unlocked!!!
By Shannon Messenger, this book is the first in an 8 (and still counting) series of amazing fantasy adventures. Sophie Foster is a childhood genius who just wants to be normal, until the day when she finds out that she is a Telepath and an elf. “An elf,” she repeated. Visions of little people in … Continue reading Keeper of The Lost Cities
As you may have noticed I have updated the cover photo to one with ten times more books. This photo is my ENTIRE collection plus some of my favourites from other family members. So I think it would be a good idea if you chose what you want me to review from this photo so … Continue reading What do you want?
This book is about love, music and a boy band called Unrequited. Written by Emma Grey, this masterpiece is about a girl named Kat, the lead singer of her least favourite band and a boy called ‘ McDreamy’. Kat Hartland hates Unrequited especially the lead singer Angus Marsden. There isn’t anything special about their boring … Continue reading Unrequited
Ally Carter is the author of the Gallagher Girls series and the Matched series as well. This review just focuses on the first book in the Gallagher Girls series. Gallagher Academy isn’t just a school for rich heiresses and snobs, it’s a school for spies. Cammie Morgan knows she will never be normal, her mum … Continue reading I’d tell you I love you, but then I’d have to kill you
Gary D. Schmidt is the author of this beautiful, heartbreaking novel about Joseph, a 15-year-old boy, his baby daughter, Jupiter and the kid who has his back. It is quite short, only 179 pages, but it is very fast-paced and sometimes I had to reread it to fully understand it but it is filled with … Continue reading Orbiting Jupiter
Lynette Noni is the author of this dystopian fantasy masterpiece. It’s set in Medora, a world that once was exactly like Earth but both planets evolved at different speeds in different ways. Alex; a young teenager from Earth opens a doorway into Medora and stumbles upon Bear and Jordan, two students at Akarnae Academy for … Continue reading Akarnae
I would really love it if you guys could suggest authors and books you want me to review. Continue reading Please Request Books!
Wendy Orr is the author of this amazing Bronze Age historical fiction. It starts off on a tiny island in the Mediterranean Sea, overshadowed by the mighty Minoans of nearby Crete. Aissa is the daughter of the island’s ruler, the Lady. But she was born imperfect with one extra thumb on each hand, no more … Continue reading Dragonfly Song
Lian Tanner is the author of the first book I reviewed, The Museum of Thieves, and many more. She is a Tasmanian, like me and I asked her if she would contribute to an article on my blog. She has kindly agreed to answer the following questions for aspiring authors. 1. Do you have a … Continue reading Q&A with author Lian Tanner
