Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of '80s and '90s Teen Fiction
reviewdate:
Aug 27 2019
isn:
9781683690795
Tagged with YA
Masquerade
The second book in the Blue Bloods series begins where the last one leaves off. Our heroine is trying to solve the mystery of who is preying on her and her fellow teenage vampires, but the all powerful Committee denies that there is any danger.
reviewdate:
Jun 3 2009
isn:
978-078683893-6
author gender:
book type:
medium:
recommendation:
author demographic:
Blue Bloods
As I've been saying, I've been having a hard time getting into serious literature lately, and so, being on vacation and all, I decided to embrace my love of vampire books and young adult fiction and dig into the Blue Bloods series by Melissa De La Cruz, a Philippines native now living in NY and LA.
reviewdate:
Jun 2 2009
isn:
978-142310126-0
author gender:
book type:
medium:
recommendation:
author demographic:
Reviews of Vampire Fiction for Young Adults
I couldn't remember the name of a teen vampire series I saw the last time I was at the Tompkins Square branch of the New York Public Library. They didn't have the first book in the series, so I told myself I'd remember it. Ha! So I typed {ya fiction vampires} into a search engine and came up with Vampire Fiction for Young Adults as the first result. I immediately recognized Blue Bloods as the series I was after, and I'll be able to mine the site for more teen vamp books as soon as I'm done with the Blue Bloods. Just thought I'd share. (Maybe all y'all teen librarians know about Monster Librarian, but us ignorant academics aren't quite as well-informed.)
Reading list for Siu Loong
Following are book recommendations for my friend Siu Loong, a voracious reader who just turned 8.