The Last Witch #1 begins its story on Imbolc day, a traditional Irish festival celebrating the beginning of spring. It’s also the day when the Cailleach, an evil witch only heard of in stories, roams the forest in search of children foolish enough to enter her realm.
The Alien franchise branches into the young adult genre with an all-new story from horror author Mira Grant. And it definitely packs a punch.
You need the experience of reading the other books to enjoy this one properly, but A Court of Frost and Starlight will definitely satisfy you.
Lucy Dreaming #1 Writer: Max Bemis Artist: Michael Dialynas Letterer: Colin Bell Publisher: BOOM! Studios Lucy is your typical geeky teenager. She loves reading,
Wintersong Author: S. Jae-Jones Genre: Young Adult Publisher: Thomas Dunne Books Review by CL Vitek “I am the Lord of Mischief, the Ruler Underground,”
Everless Writer: Sara Holland Publisher: Harper Collins Review by Avery Delany. Originally posted at: RedRocketPanda Time is a Prison. She is the Key. In the kingdom
Afar is a rich story about astral projection and family loyalty–a much needed departure from the ever-growing pile of conventional YA fantasy.
I was over the moon when the news came out that Marvel would be releasing a Squirrel Girl YA book titled The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl: Squirrel Meets World!
A review of Shade the Changing Girl #4: If you are looking for a whimsical, fun read that also packs a lot of depth, pick this up!
