Book Reviews

Exceptionally well written with a great storyline combining the Catholic, dystopian, and romance genres into one excellent novel!

Lenten stories about teens in very different stages in life, periods, and even worlds.

Final novel in the Liberty Trilogy and brings this dystopian world to a close.

Liberty is tested in every area of her life—her faith, morals, vocation, and acceptance and forgiveness of herself.

Chasing Liberty is an enjoyable dystopian book and the first novel in the Chasing Liberty Series!

The Bone Creek Brigade continues trying to fight and outsmart their enemies to find their way home.

An exciting fantasy science fiction story about six teens lost in time and space!

Gifts: Visible and Invisible is an anthology book for catholic teens about eight different Christmas short stories.

Parvin and Solomon try to take down the wall for good in the last book of the Out of Times Series.

Parvin struggles to find her purpose after she lives longer than she expected in the sequel to A Time To Die.

A Christian dystopian about a girl who has one more year to live and tries to make the most of it.

MARRISA MEYER Age Range: 13/14 and up Stars Above has nine stories about our heroes in the Lunar Chronicles. We learn about their pasts...

The Lunar Chronicles continues with the action-filled book, Winter, based on Snow White.

Cress is the third book in the Lunar Chronicles based on the fairytale story of Rapunzel.

The exciting second book in The Lunar Chronicles based on Little Red Riding Hood.

Cinder is a Cinderella futuristic remake about a gifted mechanic girl who is also a cyborg.

In the book Ashes, Ashes, you have it all, epidemics, floods, droughts, and romance.

The thrilling sequel to Pivot Point, Addie wishes she choose to live with her other parent.

When faced with a choice, Addies able to look into her future and see the different outcomes.