Larry reviews what is already a literary classic, the first of the Harry Potter series, The Philosophers/Sorcerers Stone was published on 26 June 1997 by Bloomsbury in London. In 1998 Scholastic Corporation published an edition for the United States market under the title Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.
Harry Potter, a series not even old enough to drink is a classic to be loved for many generations. ~TheFoundingFields.com
Shadowhawk takes a look at the newly released cover for the 15th Anniversary edition of the first Harry Potter novel.
“If I walked into a bookstore today and saw that cover, I would buy the book immediately and read it then and there.” ~Shadowhawk
Bane of Kings reviews the second novel in the bestselling Hunger Games Trilogy, written by Young Adult Author Suzanne Collins and published by Scholastic Books.
“Although not as memorable or as good as the first, Catching Fire will have you hooked right the way through.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings reviews the latest Space Marine Battles novel, Legion of the Damned, the first addition to the multi-author series by Rob Sanders, author of Redemption Corps and Atlas Infernal. The novel itself is published by Black Library, out in April worldwide, and is the ninth book in the series.
“An action-packed novel with gripping characters and several bloodthirsty battles. Rob Sanders at his best.” ~The Founding Fields
Warning! There are minor spoilers in this review, but nothing that completely spoils the plot for you.
Bane of Kings reviews the first book in the Young Adult Trilogy The Hunger Games, written by Suzanne Collins and published by Scholastic Books. It’s also scheduled to be released as a film next year.
“A Page-turning adventure that took me completely by surprise. The Hunger Games is a very good piece of Young Adult fiction. Believe the hype.” ~The Founding Fields
