Rules to live by: don't dance at the fairy revel, and, definitely, don't drink or eat fairy food. Our review and discussion on Holly Black's "The Darkest Part of the Forest."

We review "Walk on Earth a Stranger" by Rae Carson; "Bunny's Lessons" by Harriet Ziefert & Barroux; "Perilous Gard" by Elizabeth Marie Pope; "Why is Milk White?" by Alexa Coelho & Simon Quellen Field; and "Carry On" by Rainbow Rowell

We discuss and review "Deep Sea" by Annika Thor. This is the third book in a proposed quartet. The first two books are: "Faraway Island," and "The Lily Pond."

Adrienne – “Seraphina” by Rachel Hartman. The second book in the series is “Shadow Scale.” Karl – “The KS Talk Books” YouTube reviews by two children Kelly – “The Toast” website. Also mentioned, “The Butter,” and “The Hairpin“

We talk magic, genocide, moody women, and horror. Enjoy! This podcast edition is intended for mature audiences.

We discuss and review Jennifer Niven's book that's been getting buzz... "All the Bright Places."

We jump right in with our indi reviews. We have "Science Verse" by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith, "Mr. Squirrel and the Moon" by Sebastian Meschenmoser, and John Green's YouTube post, "Eighteen Books You Probably Haven't Read." And, I hadn't. Yet. Have you? Oh, and, hey, go check out this blog post. I made a gif!

“The Map to Everywhere” by Carrie Ryan and John Parke Davis.

Our indie reviews are completely honest. Promise! We talk Libba Bray's "A Great and Terrible Beauty," Remy Simard's "Gustave," and video YA book blogger "Katytastic" who really is fantastic.

We discuss and review Jacqueline Woodson's honor and award winning book, "Brown Girl Dreaming."