Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Rivie Bleu Bookshelf




 Rivie Bleu BookShelf


I love to read and talk about books I've read and liked. Mostly I like thrillers, mystery and series but I've recently found out that my new favorites are YA paranormal, dystopian series.

Contributor - Riveu
Email -  riviebleu@gmail.com
Country - USA

Monday, March 25, 2013

YA Romantics

YA Romantics

Twitter | Facebook | Goodreads | Pinterest | Google+

YA Romantics

I'm a young adult book blogger who loves to read and discuss all things YA. My favorite genres are contemporary and mystery/thriller, but I also read paranormal romance, dystopian and a little bit of fantasy. Come check out my blog, YA Romantics, where I review all the latest YA books to hit the shelves, host giveaways, and connect with other readers. Stop by on Tuesdays for Hot Off the Presses, a rundown of new releases, and on most Fridays for Freebie Friday, which features a fun book-related discussion and giveaway.

Contributor: Jen 
Email: yaromantics@gmail.com
Country: USA

Monday, February 25, 2013

The Book Owl


The Book Owl

Contributor: Rashika
Email: rashikathebookowl@hotmail.com
Country: Finland




So hi, my name is Rashika and I am a diplobrat. Right now I live in Finland. I love to read and I like to share my opinions about books I read. Reading is important to me but what fun is reading when you cannot share your opinions?
I also like writing out my feelings about the books I read. My reviews are more along the “say the first thing that comes to my mind” lines. My blog is way for me to make everything more organized because I am obsessed with organization.
I do it for myself though because someday when I am super old it would be fun to read all of the stuff I have to say.
I am on a mission to find the perfect book although I think we all are. I have had some close encounters with “the one” but none have quite reached the mark. The closest I have ever come was “On the Jellicoe Road” (although my opinion is likely to change).
I am weird and I get super excited when talking about books. I’ve also been trying to write a book. I’ve started three, gave up each time. Maybe someday. I’m not much of a writer. More like following the “If it doesn’t exist, write it” policy.
Oh and when I am sad, I like reading reviews to bad books. It makes me feel better(like I said, I am weird).
I also love to bake and I am a huge Star Wars fan.
Thanks and drop by my blog if you have some spare time. 

Thursday, February 9, 2012


I've been blogging for a year now and I review different types of YA, I like adventure and mystery the most, I put up a review once a week, along with other features/memes.

Country: Australia

Tuesday, August 23, 2011


I’m Marie from Ramblings of a Daydreamer. I’m an avid reader, and also a writer. My first YA novel, Blue Sky Days, will be out in early 2012. When I’m not writing, you can most likely find me reading, and I love all things YA – romance, fantasy, urban fantasy, paranormal, dystopian, mystery, chick lit, you name it. I read and review both new and older releases – I like to spread the book love around! I participate in many weekly book memes, host author guest posts, interviews, giveaways, and occasionally co-host blog tours, and I also blog about my writing and my journey to publication.

Twitter: @SweetMarie 
Country: Canada

Monday, April 25, 2011


Hi, my name is Maria from Laguna, Phils. I usually review books about YA, Crime & Suspense, Children's books, Mystery & Thrillers, and Science Fiction.

I started blogging because I know how hard it is to buy a book and regret buying it later on.  So I post reviews to help other readers decide which books to buy.

Country: Philippines
 

Sunday, February 6, 2011

 
My name is Orchid and I am a U.S. based book blogger. I started my blog in October of 2008, as a way to share my thoughts on all of my favorite books and authors. One of the reasons I enjoy blogging so much is I get to share my love of books with others who are just as passionate about reading and reviewing as I am. 
 
On my blog The Haunting of Orchid Forsythia I review mainly YA/MG, mangas, and the occasional general fantasy and mystery book. 
 
I am open to trying just about any genre of YA/MG or manga/graphic novel; or to hosting giveaways or promotional events. The only books I do not read are adult romances.  
 
Country: United States

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

GatheringBooks 

GatheringBooks is a space devoted to celebrating timeless narratives written for the young-at-heart. We are a gathering of bibliophiles and book-hunters who are ageless enough to declare that magic, enchantment, and castles-in-the-air exist … if you know where to find ‘em. Through our passion for the written word, we wish to develop a collection of our favorite picture books for children (and grown-ups too!) and young adult (YA) literature, and yes fiction for grown ups (on occasion) – and share this with fellow book-lovers, inspired teachers, and enthusiastic parents who are aware of the power of narrative and story-telling in shaping and molding young minds.

Our team of three – spread out across three countries (Singapore, Philippines, San Diego USA) – would attempt as much as we can to write about books that “spoke” to us in one way or another. We hope to slowly build a resource that would be meaningful to fellow book-hunters, parents, and teachers who are continually on the look-out for sites such as these to tear their little tykes away from tivo, psp, and network gaming (just to cite a few).

We are currently hosting a Whodunit Reading Challenge (Suspense, Mystery, and Crime) from January-June 2011. Join us and sign up for a chance to win book prizes and a few more freebies besides. Contact us through the following email addresses:
 
               mary.daradar@gatheringbooks.com
               fats.suela@gatheringbooks.com 
 
Countries: Singapore, USA, Philippines

Wednesday, January 5, 2011


I'm Kelsey Anne and I'm a YA book blogger, but I do read the odd horror, mystery and thriller novel. I have only just started this new blog January 1st, as my old one I had to pay for. I started this blog because I love reading and want my opinions to be shared with others and to encourage others to love books as well. I read all books to the end even if I don't like it, it's the only way to give a fair and honest review. I do accept ARC's and finished copies from Authors or Publishers. I hope you can stop by and check my blog out and maybe even follow me if I'm lucky :D

Country: United Kingdom

Saturday, October 2, 2010


The Phantom Paragrapher is your one-stop blogspot for everyone's book needs. We have something for everyone and every age group from Children to Adults , genres range from Adventure, Mystery, Supernatural/Paranormal, Romances, Christian Fiction and more....... However the main content tends to be YA/ Teens books . I am a Children's and Teen Librarian by day and a Book Reviewer by night , hailing from the small country of New Zealand ..... I am The Phantom Paragrapher. The Phantom Paragrapher contains : Reviews , Author Interviews, Book Release Information , Virtual Book Tours and Competitions. Theirs something for everyone at The Phantom Paragrapher.

Country : New Zealand

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Books, Writing, and More, Oh My!!

Bio: My blog contains YA book reviews and I love to write so I state my progress. I love to read and will openly voice my overly strong opinion! Oh sure. I mostly read YA fiction, fantasy, and ever so often some mystery. I do occasional read stuff out side of that but mostly I stick to those genres. I will read mostly everything! My favorite authors are Stephenie Meyer, Ally Carter, J.K. Rowling, and Kristen Cashore.

Email: swimmer97@sbcglobal.net

Country: United States

Friday, October 2, 2009


Just Let Me Finish This Page...

Email: sdavis@mylpl.info

Country: United States

Bio: Just Let Me Finish This Page is a Blog devoted to helping people (of any age) find the best teen fiction and give them updated on news related to teen fiction. My favorite genres are: Fantasy, Chick-Lit, Brit-Lit, Mystery, Paranormal, Adventure, Historical Fiction, and Humorous Fiction. I have a M.L.I.S. from LSU and I manage the Watson Branch Library in Watson, LA in addition to sticking my nose in our teen programming.

The memes I try to participate in are: Movie Monday: Movie News Related to Teen Fiction, Trailer Tuesday: Book Trailers I've Come Across, Want it Wednesday: Teen Fiction I want for my branch's Teen Section
Welcome to The YA Blogosphere! Please enjoy the NEW way to search through hundreds of blogs! Check out pages A-L and M-Z to find an alphabetical list of all the blogs below!

If you would like to add your blog to The YA Blogosphere, please be sure to read the
How to Use This Site page first!