14 Ways to Die Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing 14 Ways to Die, a thriller for the modern age that follows one young girls’ quest to bring one serial killer to justice. Continue reading 14 Ways to Die Spotify Review
Tag: young adult mystery
Watch “14 Ways To Die Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing 14 Ways to Die, a mystery whodunit for the modern age that follows one girls YouTube in her quest to find the serial killer who killed her mother. Continue reading Watch “14 Ways To Die Review” on YouTube
Review of ’14 Ways to Die’
14 Wats to Die is a mystery for the digital age, following one young girl in her quest to find the serial killer who took her mother. Continue reading Review of ’14 Ways to Die’
Book of the Month Poll – September 2020
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite September 2020 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – September 2020
The Box in the Woods Cover Reveal
The Box in the Woods isn’t coming out until April of 2021 but we’ve got a look at the cover. Take a look! Continue reading The Box in the Woods Cover Reveal
Review of ‘Stalking Jack the Ripper’
Suspenseful and masterfully engineered, Stalking Jack the Ripper delves into the titillating mystery of who was Jack the Ripper. Continue reading Review of ‘Stalking Jack the Ripper’
A Talented Tale of Misdirection | Review of ‘The Smaller Evil’
By Cynthia Ayala
Dutton Books for Young Readers
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Arman, in an attempt to get past his severe anxiety and self-loathing, decides to take a trip to an expensive self-help retreat deep in the remote hills of Big Sur. A trip funded by stolen money from his meth-head stepfather. But when things take a turn for the worst, mysteries abound, and nothing is what it seems, Arman must learn to trust the one person he never has: himself.
Published on August 2, 2016, by Dutton Books for Young Readers, The Smaller Evil by Stephanie Kuehn is a young adult coming of age tale that combines mystery and thriller in a contemporary setting that will bewilder the mind.
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Weekly Reading List #56
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! The summer has gone and fall is on the winds. I’m back at school for my final semester at Emerson College and I can’t believe it. Now i just need to pass all my classes and all will be well. God it’s nerve wracking. I’m so nervous I find myself shaking, literally, thinking about it. I’m a little scared. That’s a lie, I’m very scared. But I just need to pass, that’s all I have to do.
Anyway, here’s my weekly reading list, hopefully I’ll have some time to read outside of school. Already have my first 2 page paper due Tuesday….yikes.
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Weekly Reading List #52
Woah, 52 weeks, a whole year of reading and book sharing, seems crazy that a whole year has passed but a year has passed indeed. Anyway, I hope everyone is having a wonderful week and a lovely weekend. I’m getting my eyes checked out this weekend for a new prescription and such, so here’s hoping that that goes well. Anyway, here is my weekly reading list, a list of books to get your book senses tingling. Happy reading.
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A Thrilling yet Frustrating Read | Review of ‘Ten’
By Cynthia Ayala
Balzer & Bray
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No parents, no supervisions, just ten kids along on Henry Island for a party…but the party never came. Alone with no way to contact the outside world, the teens are left only with a DVD containing a sinister message saying “Vengeance is mine.” Now the kids are dying and it’s up to Meg to put the clues back together, to find the killer who may be closer than she thinks.
Ten, published on September 18, 2012, by Balzer & Bray, is a young adult thriller by Gretchen McNeil that is a retelling of Agatha Christie‘s classic mystery/thriller And Then There Were None.
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