Reviews
Hollow City Review
Chelsey and Alexandra take a look at Ransom Rigg's most recent novel Hollow City. Does it live up to the first book in the series?
Hollow City
Alexandra talk about Hollow City, the second book in the Peculiar Children series
Divergent Movie Review
With the success of The Hunger Games, it was only a matter of time before other big YA properties found their way to the big screen. Divergent is another dystopian novel. This time we find ourselves i...
The Kingdom of Little Wounds
A beautifully written novel about ugly things, Kingdom of Little Wounds is not for the faint of heart. Little Wounds is a breath of fresh air in the tightly monitored teen section. If you love period ...
Kingdom of Little Wounds Review
A beautifully written novel about ugly things, Kingdom of Little Wounds is not for the faint of heart. Little Wounds is a breath of fresh air in the tightly monitored teen section. If you love period ...
Fortunately, the Milk
A clever funny ode to fatherhood, Neil Gaiman takes his reader on an adventure into the ridiculous and the fantastic.
Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children Review
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children follows Jacob as he uncovers a huge family secret. The story is told in both text and photos.
ttfn Review
Batman as a coping mechanism? Yeah this second book about the winsome threesome IS that bad. Welcome back to the Internet Girls. Chelsey and Alexandra discuss ttfn a novel full of over dramatic prota...
Daughter of Smoke and Bone
We were torn on this one. Daughter of Smoke and Bone is a fresh face in the teen section offering a new and interesting world, but the book is not without it's faults.
ttfn Spoilers
Chelsey and Alexandra go into a more spoiler filled review of ttfn. The second book in the Internet Girls series.
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children mixes text with found photographs to tell the story of Jacob. Jacob’s grandfather used to tell him stories about his adventures with super powe...
iDrakula
iDrakula comes from a place of love for the original text. Where the epistolary style worked for the original novel, the use of text messages to tell the story of Dracula leaves much to be desired.
iDrakula Spoilers
What if Dracula took place in the contemporary era and all the characters had cell phones and access to the internet? Well that's what iDrakula attempts to answer. Here is Chelsey and Alexandra's ...
iDrakula Review
What would happen if Dracula, the most famous novel of all took place in the 21st century? iDrakula attempts to answer this question. Meet Mina and Johnathan Harker, two cellphone toting teens. What h...
Vampire Academy Movie Blog
We finally get the chance to talk about the recent Vampire Academy movie and why it just didn’t live up to our high expectations. Coincidentally we also saw the LEGO movie the same day, so we di...