The YA Bookcast is back with this shorter review episode. Instead of having a theme, Episode 006 is a jumble of different books that don't have much to do with one another. Some of these books include Lady Friday, the newest book in what may be my favorite series, and The Higher Power of Lucky, the 2007 Newbery winner. Listen to find out if it deserves the award! Visit the website of the YA Bookcast at www.caseytolan.com Just click on the "YA Bookcast" link at the top of the page. You can contact the YA Bookcast at caseytolan@mac.com

Finally! After a five-month hiatus, the YA Bookcast is back with a new episode. The theme for this one is Medieval Historical Fiction. Although this is a pretty big subgenre, I only review four of them, two of which are Newbery winners. Also, we have two extra reviews, both of new and interesting books. In other news, the YA Bookcast got a good review in Podcast User Magazine. To read the review, go to www.podcastusermagazine.com and click on the October Issue. Please visit our website at www.caseytolan.com Click on the "YA Bookcast" link at the top of the page. Hope you enjoy the show!

The YA Bookcast is back, with a great Episode 4! In this podcast, I review the Alex Rider series and the other books by Anthony Horowitz. We also have two letters, from Arthur Slade and Esa Scafalini. Tune in for one of the best episodes so far! The YA Bookcast website is www.caseytolan.com. Just click on the link at the top of the page. Be sure to take our listener survey! You can e-mail the YA Bookcast at caseytolan@mac.com.

Episode 3 is all about Cornelia Funke's books, including Dragon Rider, "The Ink Trilogy", and The Thief Lord. The Extra Review is Peter and the Shadow Thieves. In this episode, TWO books get 10/10! Listen to find out which books got the amazing score.

Sorry for taking so long to get this up! My computer crashed. This episode is all about Garth Nix, my favorite author. I review most of his books in it. I also have a wonderful book as an extra review, so listen to find out what it is. We also got an e-mail from Gabriella R., so thanks to her!

In this show, I review three YA books that have to do with Greek Myths. They are "The Sea of Monsters," "Corydon and the Island of Monsters," and "The Shadow Thieves." I also review "Adam Canfield of the Slash." Be sure to listen in!