I recommend this book to young adults who are fans of dystopian fiction, such as The 100 or even Hulu’s Runaways or The Gifted. There won’t be any teenagers with superpowers, but this story of survival breaks the mold because the apocalypse was one that human beings brought on themselves.
Every year we look through the books we have read, and pick out our best finds. If you haven’t gotten...
By: Courtney Guest Kim Gilbert Keith Chesterton became a Catholic in 1922, at the age of 48. He had become...
Reviewed by Eric Postma Leaf by Niggle is well-known among Tolkien fanatics, but for those who have only read The...
Review by M.S. Ocampo Secrets Visible and Invisible is an anthology of Catholic short stories for young adults. These stories cover...
Review by S. Leigh Hall Bad boy Jarret West is a difficult character to like. He is complex, and what...
Reviewed by S Leigh Hall At the end of the last book, Jarret West responds to a life-shattering conversion in...
Reviewed by Eric Postma What if the multiverse were real? Only instead of every choice of every person leading to...
Review by S. Leigh Hall A miraculous table built over 2000 years ago by the grandfather of Jesus Christ and...
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson Hands down, this book is the strangest, most hilarious book I have yet reviewed for Catholic...
