Tag Archives | teenagers
Selkie Stories Are for Losers
Read online at Strange Horizons Our unnamed narrator is a teenage girl, working in a restaurant after her mother left, […]
Posted on 27 June 2014 | By Fence | Leave a response
The Dream Thieves
Part of my RIP VIII reading. Book 2 in The Raven Cycle In the first book we learned that Blue […]
Posted on 5 October 2013 | By Fence | 4 responses
Silverfin
Book 1 in the Young Bond series. James Bond has just started Eaton College. It’s a huge change, so many […]
Posted on 17 October 2012 | By Fence
The Killables
Evil must be identified – Book one in the Killables trilogy In the future the only place of safety is […]
Posted on 16 June 2012 | By Fence
Glister
Teenage boys are going missing in Innertown. Where they go and what happens to them, nobody knows. Some say that […]
Posted on 19 February 2012 | By Fence | 4 responses
The best thing
Mel is not having a good year at school. Her friends have turned on her, and her boyfriend one day […]
Posted on 17 January 2012 | By Fence
Specials
Book 3 in the Uglies series. Read for the Not just for Stormtroopers sci-fi challenge & the 2012Science Fiction Experience. […]
Posted on 16 January 2012 | By Fence | 2 responses
Pegasus and the fight for Olympus
Sequel to Pegasus and the flame As I said about the first book, this is a children’s book and is […]
Posted on 8 January 2012 | By Fence
The hunger games
Ever since Katniss’ father died in a mining accident she has been the one to take care of her family. […]
Posted on 1 December 2011 | By Fence | 4 responses
There is no dog
Imagine that God was a teenage boy, and a spoiled, sulky, sex-crazed one at that. One who became god because […]
Posted on 15 October 2011 | By Fence | 2 responses
Miss Peregrine’s home for peculiar children
Read for this year’s RIP challenge. This was just the perfect start to my reading for R.eaders I.mbibing P.eril VI, […]
Posted on 10 September 2011 | By Fence | 8 responses
The Radleys
17 Orchard Lane, in Bishopthorpe is a quiet, residential spot. Home to the respectable types; doctors and architects. You know […]
