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Tag Archives: young adult
BVC Announces His Majesty’s Elephant by Judith Tarr
His Majesty’s Elephant Judith Tarr Once upon a time, the Caliph of Baghdad sends the Emperor Charlemagne a wonderful gift: an elephant named Abul Abbas. That gift brings great magic into the royal court, and a great betrayal. With the … Continue reading
Posted in Book View Cafe publications, eBooks, fantasy, historical novels, New Releases
Tagged Charlemagne, Elephant, historical fantasy, magic, medieval, Medieval Fantasy, YA, young adult
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BVC Announces Welcome to Welton by Marie Brennan
Welcome to Welton A Prequel to Lies and Prophecy by Marie Brennan Free (Fantasy) ISBN 978-1-61138-235-8 In this prequel to the novel Lies and Prophecy, Kim is ready for her freshman year at college—but her challenges include more than just … Continue reading
Posted in eBooks, fantasy, New Releases
Tagged college, fantasy, Lies and Prophecy, psychics, urban fantasy, wilders, young adult
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BVC Announces Living in Threes, by Judith Tarr
Three lives. Three worlds. Three times. Three young women, past, present, and future, come together to solve an age-old mystery and save a world. Meredith has the summer all planned. She’ll hang out with her friends, ride her horse, and … Continue reading
Adults who love Young Adult Literature
Some years ago, it could be said that young adult literature could be trusted as a safety net. One was less likely to find horrific or graphic matter, but that’s no longer true. I like … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Reading, kid's books
Tagged adults who read YA, kids' books, Sherwood Smith, young adult
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How do you Find Your Way?
It was June 17th, when we decided to take a hike in the mountains. Four hours later, we would be lost — but that hike would inspire a novel. Continue reading
Posted in Writers on Writing
Tagged compass, Darcy Pattison, directions, fantasy, fiction, lost, New Mexico, novel, wayfinder, young adult
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