Please let me know if I missed your posts so that I can stick them in!
The Reviews
The Apothecary, by Maile Meloy, at vikki vansickle on reading, writing, and other pipe dreams
The Arcade Catastrophe, by Brandon Mull, at Ms. Yingling Reads
Castle of Shadows, by Ellen Renner, at Kiss the Book
The Cats of Tanglewood Forest, by Charles De Lint, at alibrarymama
Curse of the Broomstaff (Janitors 3), by Tyler Whitesides, at Akossiwa Ketoglo
Doll Bones, by Holly Black, at Slatebreakers and GreenBeanTeenQueen
The False Prince, by Jennifer Nielsen, at Guys Lit Wire and Jennifer Rumberger
The Fellowship for Alien Detection, by Kevin Emerson, at Dragons Who Read
The Flame in the Mist, by Kit Grindstaff, at A Reader of Fictions
Fyre, by Angie Sage, at Log Cabin Library
Ghost Hawk, by Susan Cooper, at We Sat Down
Goblins, by Philip Reeve, at Charlotte's Library
The Golden Door, by Emily Rodda, at Good Books and Good Wine
A Greyhound of a Girl, by Roddy Doyle, at The Adventures of Cecelia Bedelia
Guys Read: Other Worlds, edited by Jon Scieszka, at Charlotte's Library
The Hero's Guide to Saving Your Kingdom, by Christopher Healy, at Pages Unbound
How to Catch a Boogle, by Catherine Jinks, at magical middle grade literature
Hyperion and the Great Balls of Fire, by Joan Holub & Suzanne Williams, at Back to Books
Janitors, by Tyler Whitesides, at The Readathon
Keeper of the Lost Cities, by Shannon Messenger, at The Write Path
Keeper of Reign, by Emma Right, at A TiffyFit's Reading Corner
Lake of Skulls: a Knight's Story, by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell, at mstamireads
Listening for Lucca, by Suzanne LaFleur, at Charlotte's Library
Lockwood & Co.: The Screaming Staircase, by Jonathan Stroud, at The Book Zone and Snuggling on the Sofa
The Lost Kingdom, by Matthew Kirby, at Random Musings of a Bibliophile
Mary Poppins Comes Back, by P.L. Travers, at Becky's Book Reviews
The Neverending Story, by Michael Ende (a flashback, rather than a review per se) at Views From the Tesseract
North of Nowhere, by Liz Kessler, at Great Imaginations
Oliver and the Seawigs, by Philip Reeve, at Thoughts from the Hearthfire
Palace of Stone, by Shannon Hale, at Dead Houseplants
Professor Gargoyle, by Charles Gilman, at Kayla's Reads and Reviews
The Real Boy, by Anne Ursu, at Bluerose's Heart
Rose, by Holly Webb, at Next Best Book, Books Beside My Bed, Hook of a Book, and The Book Cellar
Roverandum, by J.R.R. Tolkien, at The Literaray Omnivore
Secrets of New Forest Academy (Janitors, Book 2), by Tyler Whitesides, at Akossiwa Ketoglo
Secrets at Sea, by Richard Peck, at The Shady Glade
Sleeping Beauty's Daughters, by Diane Zahler, at There's a Book and Manga Maniac Café
The School for Good and Evil, by Soman Chainani, at Book Twerps
The Time Fetch, by Amy Herrick, at books4yourkids and Margo Berendsen
W.A.R.P.: The Reluctant Assassin, by Eoin Colfer, at Teen Librarian Tool Box (audiobook review)
Wednesdays in the Tower, by Jessica Day George, at Welcome to My Tweendom
The Year of Shadows, by Claire Legrand, at The Pretty Good Gatsby
Zombie Camp, by Naida Higgins, at Ms. Yingling Reads
Authors and Interviews
Anne Ursu (The Real Boy) at Kirby's Lane
Mike Jung (Geeks, Girls, and Secret Identities) at Writers on the Journey
Claire Legrand (The Year of Shadows) at Teach Mentor Texts and The Midnight Garden
Tyler Whitesides (the Janitors series) at The Write Path
Ellen Booraem (Texting the Underworld) at The Scene 13 Blog
Other Good Stuff
A nice list of dragon books at Views from the Tesseract
Witches: Queens, Chrones, and Little Girls, at Seven Miles of Steel Thistles
Two reading challenges of interest to MG SFF readers-- A Fairy Tale Readathon, hosted by Debz Bookshelf, and the eighth R.eaders I.mbibing P.eril (RIP) Challenge hosted by Stainless Steel Droppings
For those desperate to stay au courant with middle grade sci fi/fantasy, I (in a fit of madness) went through Kirkus' review from October 16, 2012 to the present and plucked out all the MG sff books, which I then made into a list. Why October 16? Because that is the beginning date of eligibility for this year's Cybils Awards contenders (I'll keep updating this list until October 15, the cut-off date).
Finally, here's a lovely round-up of lego libraries and bookstores at Book Riot. For example, the interior of Powell's:
Thank you for the round-up. I'm off to look through your list.
ReplyDeleteJust a quick correction: It's The Lost Kingdom by Matthew Kirby (you put Hidden).
ReplyDeleteAs always thanks for the work that goes into this. I look forward to going through it every Sunday. :)
I am very worried about reviewing the Lost Kingdom, because I am pretty sure that Hidden is going to slip in there again...sigh.
DeleteThanks for sharing the roundup!
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