One for All by Lillie Lainoff is the gender-bent retelling of The Three Musketeers that I have been waiting for. With its action-packed plot and compelling cast of characters, this one lived up to all of my expectations. The audiobook is equally well done, and I had no issues keeping up with the fast-moving plot. This is a meaningful story of sisterhood and sword fights that fans of historical fiction will love. Continue reading
Everywhere You Want to Be by Christina June is a fairy tale retelling with a modern twist. Following a dancer who is given a second shot at pursing her dream, this one contains plenty of drama and a passionate main character. I especially enjoyed the direction Christina June has taken modernizing Little Red Riding Hood, choosing to focus on paths for the future. Those looking to experience the magic of fairy tales, but in a modern setting, will enjoy this one. Continue reading
Arthurian legend books is such a fascinating genre. The best YA Arthurian legend books are all on our ultimate list. This list of new and best teen King Arthur retelling books is almost better than a sword fight! If you are looking for an exciting Arthurian legend book to read, there is sure to be one here for you to enjoy. So get ready to be entertained by one of our favourite young adult Arthurian legend novels. Continue reading
The Great Gatsby adapted by K. Woodman-Maynard is a great way to make The Great Gatsby more accessible in a YA graphic novel format. I enjoyed the slight changes the author makes to the source material, and the art style makes elements such as mood and symbolism much easier to understand. However, I also felt as though the story is rushed, and the art also makes the text difficult to read at times. Despite this, I still appreciated what the book accomplishes in terms of making The Great Gatsby easier to digest. Continue reading
Geekerella by Ashley Poston is a fresh retelling of Cinderella that incorporates fan culture and a relationship that blossoms via text. I loved how the author outlines what Starfield means to different characters, and the main character is strong and likeable. I would definitely recommend this one, especially to those who enjoy fairy tale retellings. Continue reading