OLM Favorites: Every Day
/
The hero of David Levithan's "Every Day" - now out in paperback - lives his life as a spirit inhabiting the lives of others, until something happens that makes him want his own reality.
Read MoreBook Review: Madame Zero
/Many readers will find reflections of themselves in the nine stories that comprise Sarah Hall's newest collection.
Read MoreBook Review: You're Not Much Use To Anyone
/If a feckless young hipster writes an autobiographical novel about a feckless young hipster, does it make a sound?
Read MoreBook Review: Landline
/If you found a phone that could make calls to your own past, how would you use it? Or would you use it at all?
Read MoreBook Review: The Book of Men - Eighty Writers on How to Be a Man
/Eighty short entries attempt the mission impossible of charting 'how to be a man' - and leave our female reviewer kind of wishing they'd just sent chocolates instead.
Read MoreBook Review: Save the Enemy
/A quirky teenage girl comes home one day to find her father missing, and she quickly learns he's being held hostage. When she sets herself to save him, Arin Greenwood's YA novel "Save the Enemy" is off and running - and sometimes tripping over itself
Read MoreBook Review: The Snow Hunters
/A certain pristine elegance marks Paul Yoon's latest book
Read MoreIn Theaters: City of Bones
/Cassandra Clare's phenomenally popular novel about a young woman who learns she's a born demon-hunter comes at last to the big screen
Read MoreBook Review: Eleanor and Park
/Two teenage misfits - neither vampires nor aliens - form an unlikely alliance that blossoms, naturally, into something more
Read MoreBook Review: Sea Change
/An inquisitive young woman falls in love with an ungainly, weirdly sophisticated alien creature
Read More
