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11/13/16

This week's round-up of midle grade fantasy and science fiction from around the blogs (11/13/16)

Here's the first post-election round-up of middle grade science fiction and fantasy from around the blogs.  Please let me know if I missed your post.

The Reviews

100 Cupboards, by N.D. Wilson, at Say What?

Above, by Roland Smith, at Ms. Yingling Reads

Alistair Grimm's Odd Aquaticum, by Gregory Funaro, at Log Cabin Library

A Clatter of Jars, by Lisa Graff, at Pages Unbound

Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate, at Puss Reboots

Dead City, by James Ponti, at Geo Librarian

Ember Falls, by S.D. Smith, at Redeemed Reader

Half Magic, by Edward Eager, at Becky's Book Reviews

Hatched, by Bruce Coville, at Say What?

Hoodoo, by Ronald L. Smith, at Geo Librarian

Impyerium, by Henry Neff, at Always in the Middle

Journey's End, by Rachel Hawkings, at Book Nut

The Littlest Bigfoot, by Jennifer Weiner, at The New York Times

Lodestar, by Shannon Messenger, at Book Dreaming and Kitty Cat at the Library, and a series recommendation with giveaway at Completely Full Bookshelf

Secret Keepers, by Trenton Lee Stewart, at The NY Times

The Seventh Wish, by Kate Messner, at Becky's Book Reviews

Sword in the Stacks (Ninja Librarians 2), by Jen Swann Downey, at  Beans Bookshelf and Coffee Break

When the Sea Turned to Silver, by Grace Lin, at The New York Times and Cracking the Cover

The Wild Ones, and The Moonlight Brigade, by Alexander London, at Ms. Yingling Reads

Two at Ms. Yingling Reads--Atlantis Lost, by T.A. Barron, and The Monster War, by Alan Gratz

Other Good Stuff

The World Science Fiction Society (WSFS), coordinator of the World Science Fiction Convention (WorldCon) has given first approval to a new Young Adult Science / Fantasy Award, and now it needs a name!  Make your suggestion here at the  name-the-award-survey by  November 15th.  I'm thinking "The Blue Sword."  Or possibly "The Tesseract."

"Why Science Fiction is Important" at Got My Book

And just a post-election shout-out to a local organization--Books are Wings--whose mission is to get books to kids who need them.  Which is even more important now.

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