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We’re Going to BEA 2013 !

May 23, 2013      9 Comments

Look For Us @ BEA

 

It’s us ! Kat, Jess

Next week, Kat and I will be traveling 300 miles to New York City to attend BookExpo America ! We are so happy to be able to go; this will be our second year attending and we can’t wait to start  networking, attending sessions and learning what everyone will be reading next year.

If you will be attending  BEA 2013, here are a few places you can find us :

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Jess’ Bout Of Books Goals

May 13, 2013      3 Comments

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The Sense List Vol. 19

May 6, 2013      4 Comments

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Strictly Indie : Indie 411

May 3, 2013      1 Comment

 Books and Sensibility’s month long dedication to indie !

It’s hard to be in the YA book blogging world without noticing all the upcoming indie novels and novelists. So, to open myself up to  more independent and self published authors, I am   going Strictly Indie for the month of May. I will be focusing on reviewing, discussing and posting about indie novels and even have a few guest posts along the way.

Want to get into reading Indie YA and have no idea where to start ? Well, Jess has compiled a list of great resources within the indie YA/NA
community.

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The Sense List Vol.18

April 28, 2013      1 Comment

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Book Review : Behemoth by Scott Westerfeld and Illustrated by Keith Thompson (Leviathan #2)

April 22, 2013      3 Comments

“Gravity was something you could beat; all it took was hydrogen, hot air or even a bit of rope. But being a girl was a miserable never-ending struggle.”

                                                  -Scott Westerfeld, Behemoth

  • Release Date: October 5th 2010                                                                 
  • Genre: Fantasy/ Alternate History
  • Publisher: Simon Pulse
  • Pages: 485

Synopsis: The behemoth is the fiercest creature in the British navy. It can swallow enemy battleships with one bite. The Darwinists will need it, now that they are at war with the Clanker powers. Deryn is a girl posing as a boy in the British Air Service, and Alek is the heir to an empire posing as a commoner. Finally together aboard the airship Leviathan, they hope to bring the war to a halt. But when disaster strikes the Leviathan’s peacekeeping mission, they find themselves alone and hunted in enemy territory.

  The second book in the Leviathan series picks up where Leviathan left off. Together our protagonists; the exiled Austrain Prince Alek and the Scottish midshipman Deryn Sharp masquerading as a boy, land in Istanbul. This melting pot city steeped in tradition is about to get rocked at its center.

Here the two get wrapped up in secret military missions, a revolution and a conspiracy. This novel focuses on the growth of the friendship between Alek and Dylan/Deryn. Deryn now has to deal with figuring out how much longer she can lie to Alek and how her lies are impacting their friendship.

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