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A Moody and Mysterious YA Graphic Novel That Also Somewhat Frustrated Me

Fly by Night by Tara O'Connor

February 5, 2022 by GentleRain Leave a Comment

I picked this up somewhat randomly at Barnes & Noble, who have happily broken out their YA graphic novels into their own section at the store I go to, so I don’t have to dig through the whole YA section anymore. It makes me really happy to be living through this renaissance of graphic novels, and I’m excited to see it continue expanding. Fly by Night is a good example of the interesting work that’s being done now, and it was an enjoyable read. Dee’s […]

Filed Under: Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Mystery, Speculative Fiction Tagged With: Jersey Devil, missing person, mystery, pine barrens, spunky teenage heroine, Tara O’Connor.

GentleRain's CBR14 Review No:33 · Genres: Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Mystery, Speculative Fiction · Tags: Jersey Devil, missing person, mystery, pine barrens, spunky teenage heroine, Tara O’Connor. ·
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Taking a Trip Down Memory Lane

The Stopping Place by Marden Dahlstedt

April 12, 2017 by MsWas 4 Comments

How many books have you hung on to since childhood? As the daughter of a librarian, my answer is, “not many.” I did hang on to my Scholastic Book Club copy of Marden Dahlstedt’s The Stopping Place, from fifth grade though. I recently came across my slim paperback story of a girl from Brooklyn forced to move to New Jersey’s Pine Barrens when her hippie family relocates. (The horror!) I saved a few books from my childhood, but most of my favorites came from the library. I still […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: #libraryweek, coming-of-age, librarians, library, Marden Dahlstedt, new jersey, nj, pine barrens

MsWas's CBR9 Review No:1 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: #libraryweek, coming-of-age, librarians, library, Marden Dahlstedt, new jersey, nj, pine barrens ·
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