Tag: #LoveOzYA

Laurinda by Alice Pung

Brilliant skewering of snobbery and racism (mini-review)

Libby Lawrence Is Good at Pretending by Jodi McAlister

Smart, witty and romantic

Talking Tomatoes by Kate Walker

Poignant story set in a high school production of Romeo and Juliet (mini-review)

Girls in Boys’ Cars by Felicity Castagna

Lively and believable, with a literary touch (mini-review)

Waking Romeo by Kathryn Barker

Enjoyable fusion of Romeo & Juliet & post-apocalyptic time travel

The Boy from the Mish by Gary Lonesborough

Mildly enjoyable coming of age novel

House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland

Dark and glamorous YA gothic horror (mini-review)

Only a Monster by Vanessa Len

Gripping, page-turning, time-travelling fantasy

The End of the World Is Bigger than Love by Davina Bell

Lukewarm prize-winning cli-fi