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Tag Archives: New Young Adult Fiction
Sometimes The Good Die Young For A Reason
John Clark is way ahead of his reading goal, having enjoyed 66 books in the first three months of 2024. And, yes, I also find time to write along with selling used books, and entering sweepstakes. Retirement, when approached properly … Continue reading
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Getting A ‘Read’ on Young Adult Fiction-Early Spring Edition
John Clark sharing some of the great young adult fiction titles recently published. There have been so many, I can’t keep up with them, although not for lack of trying. Here are thumbnail reviews of recent reads that impressed me. … Continue reading
Reading Through the Dog Days Of August
John Clark having read 233 books thus far with some recent YA favorites to help you escape heat, COVID and mosquitoes. No matter how much I read, the TBR pile never shrinks, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Last … Continue reading













