Cyn's Workshop

Today we're reviewing Auxiliary: London 2039, an interesting premise with an unlikable protagonist.

Today we're reviewing Unbirthday, a Twisted Tale novel that takes Alice back to Wonderland while also giving readers a thoughtful social commentary.

Today we're reviewing Rage and Ruin, the second novel in the Harbinger series that delivers great characterization and develops the story in an amazing way.

Today we're reviewing Ink in the Blood , a tense and somber story with a slow pace and powerful message of faith.

Today we're reviewing Scavenge the Stars , a compelling gender-bent retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo.

Today we're reviewing Nobody Knows But You , a promising YA thriller with excellent pacing and misdirection.

Today we're reviewing The Good Hawk , a compelling YA fantasy set in mythical Scotland with strong representation for the disabled community.

Today we're reviewing The Revolution of Jack Frost, a strange science fiction novel that was a bitter disappointment.

Today we're reviewing The Shadows Between Us, an intoxicating YA fantasy with masterful layering and a strong female protagonist.

Today we're reviewing Windswept , a YA science fiction novel that is too similar to Jumper making it feel unoriginal.

Today we're discussing Rebel Rose , a historical fiction story that follows Belle and her Beast after their happily ever after and into revolutionary France.

Today we're discussing Outrun the Wind , a Greek retelling of Atalanta and Artemis that fails to impress.

Today we're discussing The Cats Came Back, a fun mystery that will leave the reader thrilled and feeling perfectly cozy.

Today we're reviewing Daughter of the Serpentine , the second novel in the Dragoneer Academy series.

Today we're discussing The Circus Rose , a very interesting and unique retelling of Snow White and Rose Red with strong LGBTQ representation

Today we're reviewing The Good Girls , a YA contemporary mystery highlighting the importance of the #MeToo movement.

Today we're reviewing Dreamwalkers , a novel that takes too long to develop and requires much effort on the reader to be engaged.

Today we're reviewing How To Break An Evil Curse , a campy and hilarious fairy tale that is engaging for readers of any age.

Today we're discussing These Violent Delights a 1920s retelling of Romeo and Juliet with a mysterious fantastical twist.

Today we're discussing This Is Not a Ghost Story , a haunted house story balanced perfectly with excellent characterization and humor.

Today we're discussing Soulswift , a thoughtful read dealing with important topics with fun characterization.

Today we're discussing Master of One , a compelling young adult fantasy with incredible pacing, great plot development, and even greater LGBTQ representation.

Today we're discussing A Curse of Ash and Embers , a YA fantasy with too much going on and not enough characterization.

Today we're discussing Novice Dragoneer , an incredible story following a girl with a stutter as she embarks on a journey to be a dragon rider.

Today we're discussing Star Daughter , a brilliant fantasy reminiscent of Neil Gaiman's Stardust, bringing the wonder of stars and art to the reader.