The Reviews
A Most Magical Girl, by Karen Foxlee, at Kid Lit Geek
The Box and the Dragonfly, by Ted Sanders, at Orange Juice Edits
The Charmed Children of Rookskill Castle by Janet Fox, at Log Cabin Library
The City of Gold and Lead, by John Christopher, at Fantasy Literature
The Dragon in the Driveway (Dragon Keepers #2), by Kate Klimo, at Fantasy of the Silver Dragon
The Dragon Whistler by Kimberly J. Smith, at This Kid Reviews Books
Fortune Falls, by Jenny Goebel, at Jen Robinson's Book Page
The Girl in the Tower, by Lisa Schroeder, at Becky's Book Reviews
The Girl Who Raced Fairyland All The Way Home, by Catherynne M. Valente, at Leaf's Reviews
The Haunting of Falcon House, by Eugene Yelchin, at Kid Lit Geek
How to Capture an Invisible Cat by Paul Tobin, at Jean Little Library
The Iron Trial, by Holly Black & Cassandra Clare, at Got My Book (audiobook review)
The Legend of Sam Miracle, by N.D. Wilson, at Semicolon
The Many Worlds of Albie Bright, by Christopher Edge, at The Bookshelf Gargoyle
The Ministry of Ghosts, by Alex Shearer, at Charlotte's Library
Once Was a Time, by Leila Sales, at Lunar Rainbows
The Secret of Deadwillow Carse, by Brian Farrey, at Say What?
Shadow Magic, by Joshua Khan, at On Starships and Dragonwings
Some Kind of Happiness, by Claire Legrand, at Ms. Yingling Reads and On Starships and Dragonwings
Wishing Day, by Lauren Myracle, at books4yourkids
Two at Ms. Yingling Reads--Lucky, by Chris Hill, and The Palace of Glass, by Djano Wexler
Authors and Interviews
Anne Ursu (The Real Boy) at Karen Cushman's blog
A look at the studio of Ursula Vernon at The Children's Book Review
Liesl Shurtliff (Red) at The Book Wars
Darryl Womack (Tales of Westerford: Dragons, Knights and Kings), at The Write Path
Other Good Stuff
The New York Historical Society has given its 2015 Children's History Book Prize to Pam
Muñoz Ryan for Echo (via Fuse #8)
Thank you so much for including me. As a new blogger, it is always a thrill.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I found your post! There's not many audiobook reviews of mg sci fi/fantasy, so I'm especially happy to include them.
DeleteMy plan is to try to do 1 or 2 per month, on Saturdays.
ReplyDeleteHave you read Some Kind of Happiness yet? I'm wondering because I would classify it as being straight up realistic fiction. Curious because this could be quite the discussion come Cybils time. :)
ReplyDeleteLots of reviews to check out! Thanks for sharing all these links. :)
ReplyDelete~Jess