Book Reviews

Book reviews from The Diary of a Bookworm — YA fiction, fantasy, literary fiction, and crime.

The full review archive. Everything is organized chronologically — newest first, oldest at the bottom. Browse by genre using the tags, or scroll through and see what catches your eye.

The reviews here span more than a decade of reading, starting with the early days of the YA boom when authors like Cassandra Clare and Tamora Pierce were shaping a generation of readers. Newer reviews are added as books warrant them — which is to say, when a book does something worth writing about.

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Book Reviews

Uprooted by Naomi Novik — Review

A review of Uprooted by Naomi Novik — a standalone fairy tale fantasy rooted in Polish folklore, with magic that feels genuinely alive and a heroine who refuses …

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