Today's Timeslip book is The Other Place , by Nancy L. Robison (1978). Mine, happily picked up at a booksale, turned out to be a review ...

A YA sapphic love story for this week's Timeslip Tuesday--Pride and Prejudice and Pittsburgh, by Rachael Lippincott (August 29, 2023, Si...

The Named, by Marianne Curley (YA, Bloomsbury 2002), is a Timeslip Tuesday book that has been sitting on my (very large) main tbr pile for y...

It was a nice change for me to read an engrossing YA sci fi story that checked lots of my reading boxes-- Vermilion Sunrise , by Lydia P. Br...

  A YA romance for this week's Timeslip Tuesday-- Whisper Falls , by Elizabeth Langston (2013).  Out mountain biking in the North Caroli...

See You Yesterday , by Rachel Lynn Solomon (YA, May 2022, Simon and Schuster) is a very entertaining and rather moving ground-hog day sort o...

Deeplight , by Frances Hardinge (Amulet Books, April 14 2020 in the US: Macmillan, October 2019 in the UK) is a thrilling adventure full o...

Malice , by Pintip Dunn (Entangled Teen, February 2020), is an unusual time slip story.  Instead of bodies travelling through time, in thi...

The Last Beginning , by Lauren James (YA, Sky Pony Press, 2018) is a joyful, chaotic romp of a time travel adventure that I devoured in a ...

The past few days have been rather harrowing, and I needed something soothing and mindless to read, that came with no obligation or expect...

Last of Her Name , by Jessica Khoury, is a an excellent sci fi adventure for any fans of the fall of the Romanovs and the possibility that...

So I'm busily reading YA Speculative Fiction for the first round of the Cybils Awards, which is a fun change from my regular middle gr...

The Black God's Drums , by P. Djèlí Clark (Tor, August 2018), is the story of a 14-year-old girl who calls herself Creeper (her real n...

The Clay Lion , by Amalie Jahn (BermLord, YA, 2013) is set in a present day world that is ours but with a twist--time travel is possible, ...

Chainbreaker , by Tara Sim (Sky Pony Press, Jan. 2 2018), is the sequel to 2016's Timekeeper ( my review ), which was also a Timeslip ...

If you  like near-future-earth science fiction (if not quite 200 years counts as near future), with military robots and conflicting vision...

If you are a fan of scary sci fi graphic novels for teens, leap to get your hands on Spill Zone , by Scott Westerfeld and Alex Puvilland (...

Learning to Swear in America , by Katie Kennedy (Bloomsbury July 2016), is one of my favorite books of the year so far, even though it has...

The Temple of Doubt , by Anne Boles Levy (Sky Pony Press, August 2015), introduces one of the most believable speculative fiction teenage ...