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Category Archives: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Scorch by @GinaDamico
Title: Scorch Rating: Genre: YA / Supernatural Publisher: Graphia Release Date: September 25th 2012 Review: It’s hard to say what I love most about this series, but Gina’s ability to pin down wry humor and match it with teenage drama seems to be the thing I always come back to. The very first line of the book made me laugh and set the stage for how I read the rest of the story. Even though Lex wasn’t as my-cheeks-are-going-to-fall-off-they-hurt-so-much funny in Scorch as she was in Croak, she was developing into a strong heroine. Uncle Mort is crazy as ever … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Fallon, Gina Damico, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Review, Supernatural, The Readiacs, YA
Tagged Croak, death, Gina Damico, Graphia, grim reaper, Humor, Scorch, Supernatural, YA, Young Adult
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Croak by @GinaDamico
Lex Bartleby has always been good. A good kid, a good student, a good twin sister to Cordy. But when Lex turns 16, she remodels her perfect behavior into that of a juvenile delinquent. After losing tracks of the number of times she’s been in the principal’s office or suspended, Lex’s parents decide that it might be a good idea if she tried something new. Fearing the prison-like clutches of a teenage reform school, she is perplexed and mystified when her parents suggest a summer away with her lunatic uncle, Mort. When I picked up “Croak” for the first time, … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Fallon, Gina Damico, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Supernatural
Tagged comedy, Fallon, Gina Damico, Review, Supernatural, YA, YA Fiction
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