2. Sabriel by Garth Nix
This was an exceeding dark young adult fantasy, but it was also richly textured. The world had grit to it.
( Read the rest of the review. (Spoilers) )
3. Lirael by Garth Nix
Lirael is the sequel to Sabriel, and it picks up where the story left off, though several years have passed by now...
( In this book, the world that was outlined in Sabriel is developed more fully. )
I'm in the middle of Abhorsen, the third book in the series and a direct continuation of Lirael right now, and it's a wild ride.
4. Midnight Assassin by Patricia L. Bryan and Thomas Wolf
This is a book about a real murder in a tiny Iowa farming community that took place in 1900. I got interested in it because my literature class read a play inspired by the case.
( Some thoughts on justice and gender roles. )
This was an exceeding dark young adult fantasy, but it was also richly textured. The world had grit to it.
( Read the rest of the review. (Spoilers) )
3. Lirael by Garth Nix
Lirael is the sequel to Sabriel, and it picks up where the story left off, though several years have passed by now...
( In this book, the world that was outlined in Sabriel is developed more fully. )
I'm in the middle of Abhorsen, the third book in the series and a direct continuation of Lirael right now, and it's a wild ride.
4. Midnight Assassin by Patricia L. Bryan and Thomas Wolf
This is a book about a real murder in a tiny Iowa farming community that took place in 1900. I got interested in it because my literature class read a play inspired by the case.
( Some thoughts on justice and gender roles. )