Shadow of the Fox by Julie Kagawa (Shadow of the Fox #1)
Published by Harlequin Teen on October 2nd 2018
Genres: Young Adult, Fantasy
Pages: 409
Format: Hardcover | Audiobook | e-Book
#BookThoughts | Shadow of the Fox by Julie Kagawa
Tag: Julie Kagawa
#Quotes: Shadow of the Fox by Julie Kagawa
Hey Bookworms,
Today I thought I would bring you some of my favorite quotes from one of my latest reads. Memorable quotes from a book can stick with you a long time after you finish reading it, and that’s what I look for in a book.
I have compiled three quotes that have either stuck out for me while reading, or that I just really enjoyed. Let’s take a look!
Weekly Cover Reveal Recap | July 11 – July 17
Hey guys!
Here are the covers that were revealed during the week of July 11 – July 17. Click the author to hop on over to their GoodReads page to add it to you’re TBR!
CONTEMPORARY
How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake
Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt BFYR
May 2nd 2017
All seventeen year-old Grace Glasser wants is her own life. A normal life in which she sleeps in the same bed for longer than three months and doesn’t have to scrounge for spare change to make sure the electric bill is paid. Emotionally trapped by her unreliable mother, Maggie, and the tiny cape on which she lives, she focuses on her best friend, her upcoming audition for a top music school in New York, and surviving Maggie’s latest boyfriend—who happens to be Grace’s own ex-boyfriend’s father…
Just Another Girl by Elizabeth Eulberg
Published by Scholastic
March 28th 2017
You resent her. You can’t stand her. You might even hate her.
But you don’t know her at all.
Hope knows there’s only one thing coming between her and her longtime crush: his girlfriend, Parker. She has to sit on the sidelines and watch as the perfect girl gets the perfect boy . . . because that’s how the universe works, even though it’s so completely wrong…
The Careful Undressing of Love by Cory Ann Haydu
Published by Dutton Books for Young Readers
January 31st 2017
The girls of Devonairre Street have always been told they’re Cursed. Any boy they love is certain to die too soon. But in Brooklyn in 2008 the Curse is less a terror and more a lifestyle accessory—something funky and quaint that makes the girls from the shortest street in Brooklyn special. They wear their hair long and keys around their necks. People give them a second look and whisper “Devonairre” to their friends. But the girls are sure it’s not real. It won’t affect their futures…
FANTASY / SCI-FI
The Last Magician by Lisa Maxwell
Published by Simon Pulse
April 25th 2017
Stop the Magician.
Steal the book.
Save the future.In modern day New York, magic is all but extinct. The remaining few who have an affinity for magic—the Mageus—live in the shadows, hiding who they are. Any Mageus who enters Manhattan becomes trapped by the Brink, a dark energy barrier that confines them to the island. Crossing it means losing their power—and often their lives…
Legion (Talon #4) by Julie Kagawa
Published by MIRA Ink
May 4th 2017
Synopsis currently unavailable.
Remember Yesterday (Forget Tomorrow #2) by Pintip Dunn
Published by Entangled: Teen
October 4th 2016
The sequel to the sci-fi hit Forget Tomorrow is a twisting, turning roller-coaster ride—the perfect sci-fi futuristic read.
Seventeen-year-old Jessa Stone is the most valuable citizen in Eden City. Her psychic abilities could lead to significant scientific discoveries — if only she’d let TechRA study her. But after they kidnapped and experimented on her as a child, cooperating with the scientists is the last thing Jessa would do…
MYSTERY
A Void the Size of the World by Rachele Alpine
Published by Simon Pulse
August 2017
Rhylee didn’t mean to kiss her sister’s boyfriend. At least, not the first time.
But it doesn’t matter, because her sister, Abby, caught them together – and ran into the dark woods behind their house and never came home…
Well that’s it for this week! Are you looking forward to any of these books? Let me know in the comments below! Stay tuned for next weeks cover reveals!
Until next time,
Books at Dawn 