Nothing from me this week--I have been reading lots, but not reviewing; instead I am spending the last of my feeble strength trying to get the living room French doors sanded and reinstalled; they had spent the last fifty or so years down in the basement, which wasn't good for them. I thought (in my usual haplessly optimistic way) that it would be but the work of moments...ha ha ha.
The Reviews
The Castle Behind Thorns, by Merrie Haskell, at Fantasy of the Silver Dragon
The Copper Gauntlet, by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare, at Reading Rumpus Book Reviews
A Curious Tale of the
In-Between, by Lauren DeStefano, at Winter Haven Books
The Diamond Looking Glass, by Dorine White, at Always in the Middle
Dragon Spear, by Jessica Day George, at Buxton's Fantasy and Science Fiction Novels
Escape from Baxter's Barn, by Rebecca Bond, at Hope is the Word
Fires of Invention, by J. Scott Savage, at Buxton's Fantasy and Science Fiction Novels
The Girl Who Could Not Dream, by Sarah Beth Durst, at Sonderbooks
Greenglass House, by Kate Milford, at Read Till Dawn
Grounded, by Megan Morrison, at alibrarymama
Hoodoo, by Roland L. Smith, at Sharon the Librarian
I'm With Cupid, by Anna Staniszewski, at Log Cabin Library
The Jumbies, by Tracey Baptiste, at Randomly Reading
Krabat and the Sorcerer's Mill, by Otfried Preussler, at Emerald City Book Review
Maddie Hatter and the Deadly Diamond, by Jayne Barnard, at Buried Under Books
The Map to Everywhere, by Carrie Ryan and John Parke Davis, at The Overstuffed Bookcase
Max Helsing and the Thirteenth Curse, by Curtis Jobling, at Ms. Yingling Reads
Moving Target by Christina Diaz Gonzalez, at On Starships and Dragonwings
The Rosemary Spell, by Virginia Zimmerman, at The Nocturnal Library
Shadows of Sherwood, by Kekla Magoon, at In Bed With Books
A World Without Princes, by Soman Chainani, at Sometimes I Read
The Trilogy of Two, by Juman Malouf, at My Brain On Books
The Whispering Skull, by Jonathan Stroud, at Leaf's Reviews
The Wrinkled Crown, by Anne Nesbet, at The Reading Nook Reviews
Three at alibrarymama--The Copper Gauntlet, The Hollow Boy, and Nightborn, and three more at Dead Houseplants--Diary of a Mad Brownie, Harriet the Invincible, and Pip Bartlett's Guide to Magical Creatures.
Authors and Interviews
Dianne K. Salerni (The Eighth Day) at Project Mayhem, on dispatching the bad guy
Michael Gibney (The Three Thorns) at Diana's Book Reviews
Other Good Stuff
Asteroid mining is now legal, so you can go read MiNRS to get a look at that happy future (some sarcasm, given what happens in MiNRS....)
Gave me pause, but I did review one fantasy book this week. Struggling with sanding anything... Ugh. I rather liked Max Helsing, and both the copies I ended up with have been checked out. http://msyinglingreads.blogspot.com/2015/11/max-helsing-and-thirteenth-curse.html
ReplyDeletesorry I missed that; you're in now!
DeleteThanks for including my Krabat review! My blog is not actually named Defense against the Dark Arts, that was my (perhaps unwise) attempt at a catchy post title...it would be a pretty cool name though.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, did you know this blog is lifting your posts:
http://www.teens.raja1000blog.com/this-weeks-round-up-of-middle-grade-fantasy-and-sci-fi-from-around-the-blogs-112915/
...it gave me a pingback which is how I discovered it.
Oh dear--sorry about that! fixed now.
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