When You Reach Me: (Newbery Medal Winner), (Hardcover)

from keeneam

This is one of the best young adult books I have read yet this year, and I would place it in my top ten. The plot hooked me from the beginning with its subtle reference to a Wrinkle in Time, and the story compelled me to finish me in one setting. The ending was also complete, but still left you w...

from kimby365

I read a lot of books. I mean, a whole lot. Not as many as some people, but still, a lot. Most of the books I read are really good (I usually don't get through the ones that bore me, as there is nothing I like less than a book that I find uninteresting), but I'd like to say that I'm not too easil...

from Jordan_6

Probably 1 of the best books I've ever read. My friend read it last year, and when I was at the book store with my new gift card I saw it and I thought I'd give it a try, and believe me it was a great decision that I made. It was very confusing and very mysterious and I wasn't so sure about it at...

from foggidawn

It's 1979, and Miranda is a savvy Manhattan city-dweller: she knows to ignore the rough boys who hang out at the garage down the street, not to talk to the crazy homeless man who sleeps with his head under the mailbox, and to have her key out and ready when she gets to her apartment door. Her mai...

from EKAnderson

I'm so thrilled about the release of Rebecca Stead's new novel, When You Reach Me. This enchanting tale of 1970s New York City is nearly undescribable for fear of giving away too much delightful information. Here's what I can say: the story starts with a note from an unknown subject, which mostly...