We indi review "Armada" by Ernest Cline; "Night Animals" by Gianna Marino; and, "As If! The Oral History of Clueless as Told by Amy Heckerling, the Cast, and the Crew" by Jen Chaney. Join the discussion on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/cyapodcast

You missed us. C'mon, you did. It was a long summer. Now we're back and ready to burn. Our review and discussion of "Boys of Blur" by N. D. Wilson. Do you like this book as much as we did? Continue the conversation on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/cyapodcast

Our second game time. Name That Title: Beginning or End. Players choose a clue from the beginning or end and guess the title. This quickly becomes Players vs Adrienne. Shout it out if you know!

Again - Producers note: please excuse the audio. Volume by participants ranges from soft to cheering. Adjust accordingly. Microphone rules will be established for our next recording. Our apologies for any discomfort.

Want to play a game? We play Name That Title: Random Words.

Producers note: please excuse the audio. Volume by participants ranges from soft to cheering. Adjust accordingly.

We are tougher, stronger, and fearless - our indi reviews: "8: An Animal Alphabet" by Elisha Cooper, "Elvis and the Underdogs" by Jenny Lee, and "Here's Where to Start Reading the Works of Brandon Sanderson" by Martin Cahill.

Hip checking you out of our way, we review Roller Girl by Victoria Jamieson. Go get your roller derby name!

We review six picture books: "Firebird" by Misty Copeland; "Earmuffs for Everyone" by Meghan McCarthy; "Viva Frida!" by Yuyi Morales; "You Are (Not) Small" by Anna Kang; "A Fine Dessert" by Emily Jenkins; "The Case for Loving" by Selina Alko.

We dance by the light of the moon in a "pas de deux." Indi reviews of "The Notorious Pagan Jones by Nina Berry, "The Great Trouble" by Deborah Hopkinson, and the articles "Ask the Maester" by Jason Concepcion on Grantland.

We discuss and review John Green's "Paper Towns." This is the second book by Green that was adapted for film. The first was "The Fault in Our Stars" in 2014. His next film adaptation is the 2006 Printz winner "Looking for Alaska" which in production.

We review "Displacement: A Travelogue" by Lucy Kninsley, the website "All Our Worlds: A Database of Diverse Fantastic Fiction," "Words with Wings" by Nikki Grimes, "Whose Tools" by Toni Buzzeo & Jim Datz, and Rolling Stone's article on the musician Bill Withers - "Bill Withers: The Soul Man Who Walked Away."