B Reviews / B+ Reviews / B- Reviews / C+ Reviews / C- Reviews / D ReviewsAnthology / Carrie Ryan / Maureen Johnson / Meg-Cabot / Naomi-Novik / Young-Adult / zombies12 Comments
Dear authors, I actually remember the various blog posts that inspired this anthology. Which was better: the zombie or the unicorn? It was a hilarious debate that suited the blog format. What I wasn’t sure about was how well this idea would translate to book form. I thought a lot ... more >
C+ ReviewsContemporary / Meg-Cabot / NYC / vampires18 Comments
Dear Ms. Cabot, I’m not sure why I got a copy of your new book, “Insatiable” since I’m not the first DA reviewer who comes to mind when vampire books are being discussed but nonetheless it arrived in my mail and, since I hadn’t read any of your books in ... more >
B- Reviewschick-lit / HarperCollins / Meg-Cabot / Model / Paranormal / Young-Adult7 Comments
Dear Ms. Cabot, Your books are known as some of the best YA chick lit out there. How To Be Popular was my first book of yours, and it’s combination cuteness and morality was hilarious and made for a great read. The only other book of yours I’ve read is ... more >
First Sale / Interviewsfirst-sale / Meg-Cabot13 Comments
Wow, what can I say? This is the first time that Dear Author has hosted royalty on the site. I mean, we’ve read books about Princes (usually angry bitter ones that are healed by the love of a woman who pretends to be brazen but is really a virgin who ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviewsgirl dressed as boy / medieval / Meg-Cabot / road-romance16 Comments
Dear HRH Thermopolis*: I just finished reading your debut novel, Ransom My Heart. It’s a good novel but flawed, but what can you expect from your debut novel that you wrote while your heart was breaking over the loss of your boyfriend Michael when he went off to Japan to ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviewsfriends-to-lovers / Meg-Cabot / New-York / weddings4 Comments
Dear Ms. Cabot: This is the third in the Queen of Babble series featuring Lizzie Nichols, a wedding dress restorer and designer. I’ve read the first one but not the second (I have no explanation for not reading the second). The book begins with Lizzie confused about an encounter with ... more >