young adult fiction

That Refreshing Change by Esther Nelson

By Esther Nelson on January 5, 2018 • ( 5 )

Right now, I’m between semesters so find myself in Las Cruces, New Mexico, nestled into the house I plan to retire in—whenever that time comes. Best to leave it all open. While traveling here, I began feeling lighter and lighter—not… Read More ›

Part Three: Magic, Destiny, and Acceptance by Anjeanette LeBoeuf

By Anjeanette LeBoeuf on January 22, 2017 • ( 1 )

The last young adult fantasy book series I will be looking at is Sarah Maas’s Throne of Glass. Sarah Maas’s Throne of Glass is a combination of all the elements which we have looked at in the previous two series,… Read More ›

Part Two: Hope has Power by Anjeanette LeBoeuf

By Anjeanette LeBoeuf on December 25, 2016 • ( 2 )

Journeying into the worlds of young adult fantasy enters another dimension with the second series I will be looking at: Laini Taylor’s series Daughter of Smoke and Bone. The series premiered in 2011 and contains three books. Both Daughter of… Read More ›

Entering the World of Young Adult Literature by Anjeanette LeBoeuf

By Anjeanette LeBoeuf on October 17, 2016 • ( 7 )

Young Adult Fantasy provides a new realm for exploring feminism and religion. It provides an avenue to which female characters can achieve and influence change. What is Young Adult Fantasy within literature? YA fantasy is a sub-genre of Young Adult… Read More ›

Loss of Soul: Identity and The Stories We Tell by Kaalii Cargill

By Guest Contributor on May 22, 2014 • ( 10 )

The effects on the world of the loss of the Feminine, the loss of Soul, are incalculable. Instinctive knowledge of the holy unity of things, reverence for the interconnection of all aspects of life, trust in the power of the… Read More ›