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About Lisa Bee

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Heading into my 7th year participating in Cannonball Read with CBR11! Catch me doing most of my reading while waiting for customers to come in to work.

Lisa Bee's Reviews:

Great Start to a Fantasy Series with Neat Magic Logic

October 27, 2016 by Lisa Bee 2 Comments

This book was recommended to me by my cousin, and I am definitely feeling it and want to continue on with the series when I get a chance. It is an interesting way to begin a story, having a character recount their own story before something else is obviously going to occur in the present of the tale. Filled with new types of magic that I have not really experienced in other books, as well as a dark mystery that the protagonist wants to solve […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: kingkiller chronicle, name of the wind, Patrick Rothfuss, Series

A World That I Have No Experience With, But Topics I Personally Relate To (Well, Some of Them, At Least)

September 14, 2016 by Lisa Bee Leave a Comment

I’m not sure how I keep finding these books that result in me wanting to have long discussions about particular personal topics but, alas, the Amazon recommendations have led me here yet again. Adam Silvera’s young adult book More Happy Than Not is one of those ones that wasn’t amazing, but I still enjoyed and wanted to get through quickly. While the story and progression may have been a touch clumsy at times, some of the universal themes of pain, memory, suppression, and relationships were […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Adam Silvera, YA, Young Adult

A Not Bad but Not Great Double-Header of One Author

September 8, 2016 by Lisa Bee Leave a Comment

One of my favourite books I read last year was Benjamin Alire Sáenz’s beautiful Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. I just fell in love with the soft, intimate voice that Alire Sáenz had, and the story really touched some personal themes from my own life. Consequently, I decided to take a look at some more of his work, but this time in the realm of different subject matter (though I believe all would be considered within the young-adult genre). The first, […]

Filed Under: Young Adult Tagged With: benjamin alire saenz, YA, Young Adult

A Cool New Hero for Young Girls?? I Can Get Behind This

August 10, 2016 by Lisa Bee 3 Comments

Situated within the Marvel comics universe, comes a new young hero by the name of Lunella, or “Moon Girl”. And boy, is she cool in the nerdiest way possible. At least, I think so, despite the fact that all her classmates think she is a bit of a weirdo. Lunella is a young, genius inventor (not unlike Peter Parker in the “Amazing Spiderman”), but Lunella is terrified that one day she is going to become a mutant like the X-Men, which would make her a […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: amy reeder, brandon montclare, comic book, marvel, natacha bustos

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