Happy Mother's Day! Here's this week's round-up; let me know if I missed your post, your loved ones posts, or posts about your own books!
The Reviews
Earthfasts, by William Mayne, at Charlotte's Library
Evil Spy School, by Stuart Gibbs, at The Bookworm Blog
Fork-Tongue Charmers, by Paul Durham, at Kid Lit Reviews
The D'Evil Diaries, by Tatum Flynn, at writing.ie
Fork-Tongue Charmer, by Pual Durham, at The Write Path
Frostborn, by Lou Anders, at Great Imaginations
Jack: The True Story of Jack and the Beanstalk, by Liesl Shurtliff, at Word Spelunking
The Legends Begin (Darkmouth, book one), by Shane Hegarty, at Librarian of Snark
The Luck Uglies, by Paul Durham, at Kid Lit Reviews
Lucky Strike, by Bobbie Pyron, at Books, Books, and More Books
Moon Rising (Wings of Fire Book 6), by Tui T. Sutherland, at Hidden in Pages
Ricki the Warlock, by Charlotte Levenson, at Nayu's Reading Corner
The Riverman, by Aaron Starmer, at The Rad Reader
Story Theives, by James Riley, at Rcubed
Wade and the Scorpian's Claw, by Tony Abbott, at Boys Rule Boys Read!
The Whisper, by Aaron Starmer, at Tales of the Marvelous
Three at Ms.Yingling Reads- Lots of Bots, by C.J. Richards, Undertow, by Michael Buckley, and Ratscalibur, by Josh Lieb
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Authors and Interviews
Jonathan Stroud at Books For Keeps
Other Good Stuff
A Tuesday Ten of Seeing Red at Views from the Tesseract
alibrarymama has a great list of her top sci books for 4th/5th graders from the last few years
And finally, my youngest is now 12; only one more year as the middle grade target audience! Here he is with his favorite birthday present, a Cthulhu ski mask (he is also enjoying Hitchiker's Guide; and just for the book record, also got the third Menagerie book, Krakens and Lies, and the third book in Pier's Torday's series, The Wild Beyond):
I did a review of Evil Spy School on by blog, here's the link: http://thebookworm-blog.blogspot.com/2015/05/complex-characters-actual-factual-spies.html
ReplyDeletethanks for letting me know!
DeleteAs always, adding some more books to the TBR. Have a bit of time to prepare for the 48 Hour Book Challenge-- probably will be the weekend of 20 June!
ReplyDeleteMy calendar is wide open for June!
DeleteOh no, I'm going to be at a business conference that weekend!
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