Book Review: Alora Factor
ALORA FACTOR by D.L. Williams is a magnificently inclusive, culturally rich story of three teenagers destined to save the universe. Check out what Andrea Marks-Joseph has to say about this indie fantasy novel.
Tag: Middle Grade & Young Adult
Book Review: Darkest Rose
DARKEST ROSE by Vera Morgana is where Romeo and Juliet meets murderous werewolves and elven magick. Check out what Andrea Marks-Joseph has to say in her book review of this indie fantasy novel.
Book Review: Dinner Debates
THE DINNER DEBATES by Pete Fanning is a beautiful coming of age story about one kid’s journey of finding himself and fighting for what’s right. Check out what Samantha Hui has to say about this middle grade fiction novel.
Book Review: Unburied
UNBURIED by Patrick Scott is an action-packed YA fantasy with a sharp-tongued and fierce protagonist. Check out what Chika Anene has to say in her review of this indie fantasy novel.
Book Review: The You I See
THE YOU I SEE by Danny Freeman is a continuously hopeful story of friendship, young love, and the celebration of sexuality. Check out what Manik Chaturmutha has to say in her review of this indie LGBTQ novel.
Book Review: Dawn of Deoridium
DAWN OF DEORIDIUM by Jeff Ting is a fantastic young adult fantasy that readers of THE POPPY WAR will love. Check out what Chika Anene of IBR has to say about this indie YA fantasy.
Book Review: Haven’s Indigo
HAVEN’S INDIGO by Sarah Byrd is a middle grade fantasy adventure with imaginative worldbuilding and engaging characters. Check out what Steph Huddleston of IBR has to say in her review of this indie juvenile fiction novel.
Book Review: Jewbilly
JEWBILLY by Rick Rosenberg is a wild ride well worth taking. Check out what Joe Walters of IBR has to say about this middle grade historical novel.
Book Review: Before
BEFORE by J. Kilburn is a gripping coming-of-age tale entwined with small town complications. Check out what Manik Chaturmutha’s book review of this indie author YA novel.
Book Review: The Cup
THE CUP by D.P. Hardwick is a touching love letter to sport, community, and Canada. Check out what Joe Walters of IBR has to say in his review of this middle grade hockey novel.