Here are the results of this week's blog gleaning--please let me know if I missed your post!
The Reviews:
The Ash Mistry adventures--The Savage Fortress, and The City of Death, by Sarwat Chadda, at proseandkahn
The Boy at the End of the World, by Greg Van Eekhout, at Akossiwa Ketoglo
The Boys of Blur, by N.D. Wilson, at books4yourkids
The Castle Behind Thorns, by Merrie Haskell, at Random Musings of a Bibliophile
The Children of the King, by Sonya Hartnett, at Becky's Book Reviews
Deadly Pink, by Vivian Vande Velde, at Leaf's Reviews
The Demon Notebook, by Erika McGann, at Mom Read It
The Inventor's Secret, by Andrea Cremer, at Book Nut
Jinx's Magic, by Sage Blackwood, at Semicolon
London Calling, by Edward Bloor, at Time Travel Times Two
The Mark of the Dragonfly, by Jaleigh Johnson, at Akossiwa Ketoglo
The Night Gardener, by Jonathan Auxier, at thebookshelfgargoyle, books4yourkids, and The Write Path
Noah Zarc: Mammoth Trouble, by D. Robert Pease, at SW Lothian
Northwood, by Brian Faulkner, at Librarian of Snark
Oddfellow's Orphanage, by Emily Winfield Martin, at books4yourkids
The One and Only Ivan, by Katherine Applegate, at Laurisa White Reyes
The One Safe Place, by Tania Unsworth, at Charlotte's Library
A Question of Magic, by E.D. Baker, at Pages Unbound
Ripple Effect, by Timothy J. Bradley, at Views From the Tesseract
Rump, by Liesl Shurtliff, at books4yourkids
Saving Lucas Biggs, by Marisa de los Santos and David Teague, at Charlotte's Library
The School for Good and Evil, by Soman Chainani, at Ciao Bella
The Screaming Staircase, by Jonathan Stroud, at alibrarymama
Small Medium at Large, by Joanne Levy, at Madigan Reads
The Snow Spider, by Jenny Nimmo, at Views From the Tesseract
The Spindlers, by Lauren Oliver, at books4yourkids
The Spirit Animal series, by varoius authors, at proseandkahn
Splendors and Glooms, by Laura Amy Schlitz, at books4yourkids
Stowaway to the Mushroom Planet, by Eleanor Cameron, at Tor
The Thickety: a Path Beings, by J.A. White, at Charlotte's Library
The Unicorn Thief, by R.R. Russell, at Sharon the Librarian
Zoe and Zak and the Tiger Temple, by Lars Guignard, at DJ's Book Corner (audiobook review)
Zombie Baseball Beatdown, by Paulo Bacigalupi, at Bookshelves of Doom
Authors and Interviews
S.E. Grove (The Glass Sentence) at Shelf Talker
Jennifer Nielsen (The Ascendance Trilogy) at Guys Lit Wire
Jaleigh Johnson (The Mark of the Dragonfly) at The Hiding Spot
Jacqueline West (The Books of Elsewhere) at Literary Rambles and The Book Cellar
Jonathan Auxier (The Night Gardener) at Nerdy Book Club
Laurisa White Reyes (The Celestine Chronicles) at Carpinello's Writing Pages
Other Good Stuff
A feast of spring MG sci fi/fantasy covers at The Enchanted Inkpot
Exciting Tolkien news--"lost" live speech to be released
I hope all of you who are going to Book Expo America have a lovely time! I myself am staying home and looking forward to Armchair BEA! It begins tomorrow, so it's not too late to join in the fun from the comfort of your own home!
For those who are house-hunting- the childhood home of Philipa Pearce, four miles outside Cambridge, is for sale; she used its garden as the setting for Tom's Midnight Garden. (Given the current owners' taste in interior decoration, it's not at all clear to me why they bought this lovely old house in the first place!).
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I love the cover round-up, thank you for posting. I'm looking forward to attending Armchair BEA too (first time) -- hope to "meet" you there!
ReplyDelete*blink* the inside...i mean...i get that not everyone likes period interiors but....that red room and...omg WHY?
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's kind of what I was thinking too!
DeleteThe house does not have enough bookshelf space!
ReplyDeleteI like a nice Georgian house, and I like a nice modern kitchen, and I might even like the two of them at once, but there is nothing I like about that red room except maybe the French doors. I would like to have seen a photo of the medieval fishponds, too!
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