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How To Be An Adult For Teens by Genius Rascal Press

How To Be An Adult For Teens by Genius Rascal Press

A fantastic read for teenage self-development, How To Be An Adult For Teens: The Practical Side, the first installment of three books for teens released by Genius Rascal Press, is a comprehensive guide for any teen who is looking to improve their knowledge of vital life skills as they approach adulthood. The book covers a variety of areas, including home repairs, how to buy a car, cooking, hygiene, safety, and how to take care of your personal health – topics that may be left out of a school’s curriculum, or even within families, uniquely guiding teens on core issues […]

2022-06-01T04:07:19+02:00June 1st, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

An Interview with Marc Remus: Author of The Chocolate Clouds and Winner of the 2021 SPR Book Awards

Marc RemusMarc Remus is an award-winning German painter and author. His books have received 20 literary awards and have been translated into many different languages.

Remus was educated in the United States, graduated with a BA in art and illustration from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, and lived in Japan and Central America for some years. He has traveled to seventy countries and visited over a thousand cities, of which he has painted about two hundred. His work has been featured on TV and in many magazines and newspapers in Germany, USA, and Mexico.

During his art studies […]

2022-05-31T08:13:57+02:00May 31st, 2022|Categories: Interviews|

Moms Who Lie by Brett Monk & McKenna Langford

Moms Who Lie by Brett Monk & McKenna Langford

A thrilling, genre-busting work of fiction, Moms Who Lie treads the line between non-stop teen drama and intriguing crime thriller. Authors Brett Monk and McKenna Langford tell the tale of friends and families in a tumultuous small town where tensions rise when a child goes missing, secrets are discovered, and we’re given to wonder who, if anyone, can be trusted. This first novel in a planned five-book series is both deeper than your average teen drama, as it sensitively explores serious issues of trauma and its aftermath, and more complex than your average crime thriller, with each surprising revelation prompting […]

2022-05-26T07:41:01+02:00May 26th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Catching Nettie Gordon by Jean Jegel

Catching Nettie Gordon by Jean Jegel

Jean Jegel’s delightfully engaging and immersive historical romance Catching Nettie Gordon is a charming and worldly tale set in Los Angeles just after the turn of the twentieth century. The story follows our titular working-class heroine as she navigates the current affairs of the day – women’s suffrage, prohibition, and more – and has no intention of being entangled in any sort of romance, while suitor Emmet takes it upon himself to win her over with his sincere and thoughtful efforts. The story will quickly have readers captivated and invested in the outcomes of its various threads, which are satisfyingly […]

2022-05-24T07:57:51+02:00May 24th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Salou by Morenike McFaal

Salou by Morenike McFaal

The strength of the individual and the family is showcased in Salou by Morenike McFaal, an original and captivating work of romance. Salou is living in Paris and looking forward to her new promotion when she is the victim of a hit-and-run accident where she is hurt badly, drifting into a coma. Her family, living far away in Guinea, has no way to know what happened or where she is, launching a desperate search to find her, while Salou fights her own battle to recover, starting an unlikely relationship in the process. Set against a vividly drawn international backdrop, Salou […]

2022-05-24T07:05:34+02:00May 21st, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Dead Man’s Pose by Susan Rogers & John Roosen

Dead Man's Pose by Susan Rogers & John Roosen

Dead Man’s Pose is the engrossing first installment of the Australia-based Yoga Mat Mysteries by the writing team of Susan Rogers and John Roosen. When a student dies in Elaina’s yoga class – which may not be the accident it initially appears to be – Elaina paints a target on her back with her questions, teaming up with the eccentric Ric, as they investigate Australia’s seamy underbelly. At once fun and tense, this uniquely set mystery is a page-turning read from the start. The tone remains lighthearted throughout, and could have used a shade more of noir-ish tint, but this […]

2022-05-20T03:54:12+02:00May 20th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Mindbender by Avinash Naduvath

Mindbender by Avinash Naduvath

A riveting visionary read with a fantastical narrative, Mindbender by Avinash Naduvath takes the reader into the caverns of consciousness where you begin to question what is real and what is a dream. True to its title, the storyline tackles six points of view and weaves together a story cocktail packed with mystery and strife. Naduvath clearly has a great sense of the weird and wonderful, from the creation of dastardly Pogo to the kaleidoscopic structure of the narrative, though the writing sometimes veers into the purple to make a challenging narrative more obscure than necessary. What will keep you […]

2022-05-16T08:08:53+02:00May 16th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Reign of the Occult by Lauren Louise Hazel

The Reign of the Occult by Lauren Louise Hazel

The Reign of the Occult by Lauren Louise Hazel is a breakout start to a riveting new series. Weaving in lessons about humanity’s perennial weaknesses, Hazel layers in powerful societal statements that will feel timely for YA readers. The world-building and magical exposition is done very well, and the dialogue moves the story along at an engaging clip. Whether fleeing Demons after a cage match in hell or avoiding deadly betrayals from within their merry band, this tenacious crew of heroes are entertaining from the start, in this dark and creative new work of YA fantasy.

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2022-05-16T02:09:23+02:00May 16th, 2022|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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