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Red House Books is going through a bit of a update!

I've always had a pretty clear vision of what I wanted this space to be but I've been detoured from my path by...lots and lost of other people's opinions and ways of doing things...

I'm committed to this little chunk of the interweb but I've also branched out into other places so! Now it's time to think of Red House Books as more of a hub of all things me! And Me is a hell of a lot of book love!

Stay tuned!

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Showing posts with label Book News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book News. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Book News for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad Users

Shelf Awareness posted an article today from the Huffington Post.
 It's entitled The Coolest Book Apps For Reading, Getting Free eBooks And Organizing A Digital Library and among other awesome apps it places the Goodreads Apps on its cool list. 
Before today I had no idea this existed!

The Indiebound App, which Shelf Awareness was specifically highlighting is also very cool.

Do you own an 'i' device and if so, do you use it for your book loving needs?

I'm off to download some awesomeness :)

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Book Review: The Samantha Granger Experiment: Fused by Kari Lee Townsend

Age: 12+ (my guess)
Publication Date: November 2010
Pages: 208
Series: 1st in a series
Acquisition: received an ARC for review

Summary:
After Sam is fused with her cell phone, she's ready to conquer the world! Or at least the 8th grade...
When Samantha Granger touches a meteor while talking on her cell phone, her life is changed forever: her body now has all the capabilities of her phone (GPS, phone, text, camera). She secretly calls herself a "Digital Diva" as she rushes to answer emergency calls. But will her identity be discovered when sparks fly (literally!) between her and Trevor, her dreamy crush? Samantha has to get a handle on her abilities and quick, because when Sam gets kidnapped and the entire town is in danger, she is the only one who can save them. (from Goodreads)

Quick thoughts:
Fun and cute! I very much loved the concept and really wished that I could somehow be fused with my cell phone :)

Likes:
I really liked Samantha. She's a quirky kid who doesn't back down from a challenge. She's scared and confused but she's also confident (most of the time :)

As 'Digital Diva' she's amazing. Imagine being able to do everything your smart phone can do - in seconds - in your head! Now imagine that your smart phone is so much more then a phone could ever be. I loved how Sam had to read the intruction manual (also in her head) to figure out exactly what she was cappable of doing.

Dislikes:
The pace was a little off for me. Could be an attrubute of it being an unfished copy but I felt like the actions of the characters were all over the place. It was hard for me to keep track of who was where doing what and at what times.

Also, the characters had a 'young' voice but the romance? Not at all fitting for a 13 year old and no13 year old boy has an 'impressive chest' - in my opinon. Sam's hormones are what gets her in trouble at times but I almost wished we could have had her story without the boy element.

Final thoughts:
A fun read that I think middle grade or tween girls would really enjoy. As a first in a series it deffinatly peaked my interest and I'm curious as to where Sam's special applities will take her.

Overall Rating:
3 / 5 Stars

The Samantha Granger Experiment Series:
Fused
Fearless (June 2011)
Freedom (November 2011)

Linkage Love:
Sourcebooks
Author's Website
Goodreads

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Have you heard?


The e-book version of The Dark Divine by Bree Despain is now only $2.99 from major online retailers. AND Barnes & Noble and Amazon are selling it for only $2.39!
I highly recommend this book to paranormal YA fans. It's up there as one of my top 2010 reads.
Prices good until November 22nd!






Patrick Carman's Walla Walla Kids Read annual literacy event is going digital this year with free live webcast events for students and educators all over the country. This year's speaker is National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Jon Scieszka. For more info visit Walla Walla Kids Read




HarperCollins Children's Books has launched a photo contest to find the fanciest fan. The winning child will be turned into a character in the next Fancy Nancy book.