Hi. Here's what I found this week; let me know if I missed your post! (I try to find all the posts I can, and am rather pleased that I found four blogs this week that I had never visited before (I think), but I know I am missing lots....so do let me know).
The Reviews:
100 Cupboards, by N.D. Wilson, at Challenging the Book Worm
Bad Island, by Doug TenNapel, at Stacked
The Blackhope Enigma, by Teresa Flavin, at Bookyurt
A Boy and His Bot, by Daniel H. Wilson, at Ms. Yingling Reads
Cart and Cwidder, by Diana Wynne Jones, at Just Booking Around
The Chalice of Immortality, by Erica Kirov, at Manga Maniac Cafe
The Cheshire Cheese Cat, by Carman Agra Deedy and Randall Wright, at Fuse #8
City of Fire, by Laurence Yep, at All Things Urban Fantasy
Comet in Moominland, by Tove Jansson, at Anita Silvey's Book-a-Day Almanac
The Dark City, by Catherine Fisher, by Janicu's Book Blog
Down the Mysterly River, by Bill Willingham, at The Adventures of Cecelia Bedelia
The Emerald Atlas, by John Stephens, at BC Book Talk
Entwined, by Heather Dixon, at One Librarian's Book Reviews
Found, by Margaret Peterson Haddix, at Truly Bookish
Gear School, by Adam Gallardo, Nuria Peris, and Sergio Sandoval, at Wandering Librarians
The Ghost of Crutchfield Hall, by Mary Downing Hahn, at My Favorite Books
The Giver, by Lois Lowry, at One Librarian's Book Reviews
The Grimm Legacy, by Polly Shulman, at Books Beside My Bed
Lair of the Bat Monster, by Ursula Vernon, at Library Chicken
The Last Dragon, by Jane Yolen, at Hopelessly Devoted Bibliophile
The Magical Ms. Plum, by Bonny Becker, at Geo Librarian
The Midnight Gate, by Helen Stringer, at TheHappyNappyBookseller
A Monster Calls, by Patrick Ness, at The YaYaYas and Parenthetical.net (I vaugely thought this was more YAish than MGish, but I just read it last week myself, and would not hesitate to give it to an older middle grade reader. Appologies to anyone whose review I didn't include in round-ups past)
Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes, by Jonathan Auxier, at Hip Mama Jenn and Books from Bleh to Basically Amazing
Rip Tide, by Kat Falls, at So Many Books, So Little Time
Scary School, by Derek the Ghost, at The Picnic Basket
Sidekicks, by Dan Santat, at Bookends
The True Meaning of Smekday, by Adam Rex, at YA Bibliophile
The Unwanteds, by Lisa McMann, at Ex Libris
Vanished, by Sheela Chari, at TheHappyNappyBookseller (I hadn't pegged this one as fantasy, but I'll take Doret's word (ie, her comment below) for it!)
Verdigris Deep, by Frances Hardinge, at Geranium Cat's Bookshelf
Violet Wings, by at Nayu's Reading Corner
The Wicked Enchantment, by Margot Benary-Isbert, at Charlotte's Library
Wildwood, by Colin Meloy, at Karissa's Reading Review
At The Book Zone (for Boys), you can find a look at two of the Booksurfers series by David Gatward.
And at Amy's Library of ROCK, here's a thank you letter to Adam Gidwitz, describing how his Tale Dark and Grimm saved her summer reading club....
Authors and Interviews:
Jonathan Auxier (Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes) at Literary Rambles
Matt Myklusch (the Jack Blank series) at Manga Maniac Cafe
Barry Hutchison (the Invisible Fiends series) at Wondrous Reads, where there's also a review of Doc Mortis.
Erica Kirov (The Magickeepers series) at Manga Maniac Cafe
Bill Doyle (Attack of the Shark-Headed Zombie, at Literary Asylum.
Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams (Goddess Girls) at Cynsations
Another great roundup!
ReplyDeleteI have got a review of Diana Wynne Jones's Cart and Cwidder at my blog:
http://justbookingaround.blogspot.com/2011/08/cart-and-cwidder-by-diana-wynne-jones.html
I never really consider the references I make to books on my blog proper reviews, but I feel this week I MUST share my "Open Letter to Adam Gidwitz," on the experience of sharing A Tale Dark and Grimm with my Summer Reading Club: http://rockinlibrarian.livejournal.com/222746.html
ReplyDeletethanks guys! I also just added a review of my own which I over looked....
ReplyDeleteI also reviewed Vanished by Chari.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great round up.
I think Vanished is on the cusp of the fantasy /fiction line but there is an age old curse on Neela's veena
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