harborshore | Entries tagged with ya

Happy Valentine's Day, my darlings. I was supposed to have a story about girls falling in love, but things are the way things are and it will be late. I'm really sorry.

Instead, I'm going to talk about two books where girls save themselves and their people, and how even history can be changed.

Libyrinth by Pearl North.

( who says reading can't save the world? )

The Whale Rider by Witi Ihimaera.

( the whales are still singing )

Previous reviews: Ash by Malinda Lo | The Changeover by Margaret Mahy

New default, many other new icons. Yes, as of last night I have a paid account, I caved and used the waiver from

modillian because I wanted Barbara Gordon (and Martha Jones) and couldn't figure out what to delete. ♥

ETA: I see today has officially been declared to be International Weekend of Friending The People You've Been Too Shy To Friend. I will probably do some of that later, so, um, hi? And on the off-chance that anyone decides to friend me, hello and welcome. *grins*

In other news, I'm spending my time working on my literature review, breathing, skiing, writing political poetry, mentally composing irate monologues about John Mayer and his utter, utter, (racist) douchetasticness, and reading YA novels.

Ash by Malinda Lo.

( cinders and glowing coal )

Previous reviews: The Changeover by Margaret Mahy

Note: This is not the first book I read this year, but it's the first review I'm writing. Also, Mik? I'm stealing your format. ♥

The Changeover by Margaret Mahy.

( a romantic hero named Sorry? count me in )

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
		1	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16	17	18	19
20	21	22	23	24	25	26
27	28	29	30	31

the wrong end of the telescope

and I'm walking the firm margin

3 & 4. don't give up, don't give up

2. look at you t'il my eyes go blind

1. if you can see yourself as clear

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