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Above All Else by Dana Alison Levy

December 22, 2020 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Dana Alison Levy might be a lovely person; but as I do not know them personally, I cannot say one way or the other. However, I am sure I do not like her characters in Above All Else. In fact, I am disliking them so much, I just cannot finish this book. I am very glad I was able to get this in an e-reader format because even keeping my uncle (the logger) in a job would not ease my soul for taking the life […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Sports, Young Adult Tagged With: Climbing, Dana Alison Levy, Extreme Sports, family, friendship, Interpersonal relations, Mount Everest, survival stories

BlackRaven's CBR12 Review No:420 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Sports, Young Adult · Tags: Climbing, Dana Alison Levy, Extreme Sports, family, friendship, Interpersonal relations, Mount Everest, survival stories ·
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the Justice Circle

It Wasn't Me by Dana Alison Levy

April 29, 2019 by Caitlin_D Leave a Comment

It Wasn’t Me is a very young skewing YA novel that does little to mask its similarities to The Breakfast Club. Theo, a gay seventh grade with a penchant for photography, discovers the collection he had just put on display at school were vandalized and there are five other students at the scene of the crime. If that wasn’t bad enough, the next day his attempt to redo the prints is ruined when someone opens the door to the dark room during their development. Since the following week […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Dana Alison Levy, It Wasn't Me

Caitlin_D's CBR11 Review No:36 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: Dana Alison Levy, It Wasn't Me ·
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