“Every single person who manifested powers — we call them Epics — turned out to be evil.” David Charleston has devoted his young life to […]
What We’ve Been Reading in the Youth Services Department
Some titles we have enjoyed recently here at Heights Libraries: Etiquette and Espionage by Gail Carriger Demon Love Spell by Mayu Shinjo The Testing by […]
Author Review: Maggie Stiefvater
The first book I picked up by Maggie Stiefvater was Shiver, a paranormal romance involving werewolves and Minnesota. I loved the Minnesota part (that’s where I’m from), […]
The Ultimate Do-over
What if you could do over the worst mistake of your life? What if you got to do that over and over? What if time […]
Welcome to Nursery Crimes
“Do they know they’re nursery characters?” “I think sometimes they suspect, but for the most part they have no idea at all.” –exchange between DS […]
Whatta Book: Slog’s Dad
Now, Slog’s Dad is not a new one. David Almond published it as a short story in a book called So What Kept You? and […]
The Original League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
“The British Empire has always encountered difficulty in distinguishing between its heroes and its monsters.” Alan Moore brings together several of Victorian England’s most popular […]
Picture of Dorian Gray–Uncensored
I never really thought about The Picture of Dorian Gray (Overdrive Ebook/Audiobook) being censored, but when I went looking for a copy to read for our […]
