Recent Posts Tagged With 'fantasy'

• The Vanishing Sculptor

  Posted on Tuesday September 22nd, 2009 at 01:42 in books, fiction, fantasy, dragons, Allegory, christian fiction

  The Vanishing Sculptorby Donita K. Paul - A Fantastic Journey of Discovery for all ages Some of the things I love about it, is the fantastic imagery this book offers it’s audience.  I really could get into this.  It was funny.  I mean SERIO...

• The Vanishing Sculptor

  Posted on Monday September 21st, 2009 at 01:56 in books, fiction, fantasy, dragons, Allegory, christian fiction, christian fantasy

  The Vanishing Sculptorby Donita K. Paul - A Fantastic Journey of Discovery for all ages What’s the book about? Tipper, the daughter of a  sculptor who disappeared a few years ago.  To help her family survive she has been selling his artwork.Â...

• Go North Or Be Eaten!

  Posted on Friday August 21st, 2009 at 01:29 in books, fiction, fantasy, young adult literature, andrew peterson, mainstream books, go north or be eaten

  North! Or Be Eaten: Wild escapes. A desperate journey. And the ghastly Fangs of Dang. (The Wingfeather Saga) by Andrew Peterson So what’s the book about? Janner, Tink, and Leeli Igiby thought they were normal children with normal lives and a no...

• Eyes Like the Stars -part 2

  Posted on Tuesday July 7th, 2009 at 01:48 in books, fantasy, Shakespeare, ya fiction, hamlet, the little mermaid, young adult fiction, the tempest, sea goddess, polonius, lisa mantchev, mainstream books

  Eyes Like Stars by Lisa Mantchev As I mentioned yesterday, this book is a bit different for me, and it took me a bit to process what I was reading.  Beatrice jumps right out of a theatre scene and I found my head spinning a bit. I enjoyed this book,...

• Eyes Like Stars

  Posted on Monday July 6th, 2009 at 01:30 in books, fantasy, Shakespeare, Faeries, ya fiction, ya fantasy, mainstream books, chick lit romance, feiwel and friends, ya romance

  Eyes Like Stars by Lisa Mantchev This book is different for me than my usual reads. It’s a little more dramatic; playish… theatrical… I haven’t read much like this in a while.  I suppose Alan Gratz’s Horatio series (whi...

• The Dragon of Trelian

  Posted on Tuesday June 2nd, 2009 at 01:58 in books, science fiction, fantasy, Magic, myth, dragons, middle school, princess, youth fiction, ages 9-12, new enemies, old grudges

  The Dragon of Trelian by Michelle Knudsen So, what did I think of this book? I’m sure some might enjoy this, I hard a hard time getting past the first two chapters.. or three… or four… over two weeks I’ve put this book down ov...

• Tuck

  Posted on Monday May 18th, 2009 at 01:21 in books, fantasy, Sci-fi, tuck, christian fiction, historical novels, family saga, stephen lawhead, christian authors, king raven trilogy, stephen r. lawhead, christian fantasy

  Are you familiar with Stephen R. Lawhead?  He’s written 25 books! I’m excited to test this one out.   I haven’t read one of his books yet (A little mishap, but it’s coming in the mail!!) I’ve heard good things about t...

• Blaggard’s Moon - part 2

  Posted on Tuesday April 21st, 2009 at 01:22 in books, fiction, fantasy, Pirates, ships, christian fiction, christian books, george bryan polivka, christian literature, christian authors, harvest house publishers, blaggard's moon

  Blaggard’s Moon by George Bryan Polivka Yo Ho and a bottle of rum.. a pirates life for me… okay maybe not for me, but a book… A pirates tale.  Now that’s for me!  After all the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies ...

• Hunter Brown - part 2

  Posted on Tuesday March 17th, 2009 at 01:18 in christian, Young Adults, fantasy, teens, Magic, children's books, Allegory, this and that, sovereignty, action and adventure, christian fiction, family friendly

  Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow If you didn’t see my previous post, you can read it online here for FREE!!! :  http://www.codebearers.com/READTHEBOOKS/SecretOftheShadows/tabid/315/Default.aspx My first impressions of this book is tha...

• Read it for free! Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow

  Posted on Monday March 16th, 2009 at 01:39 in books, christian, Young Adults, fantasy, teens, Magic, children's books, Allegory, sovereignty, action and adventure, christian fiction, family friendly

  Who can resist free? So when I saw this book tour on CSFF blog tour for Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow, a young adults Sci-fi, how could I resist? It’s actually pretty cool.  Master P who is almost 5 was ooooing over the video, and ...