Here's what I found in my blog reading this week; please let me know if I missed your post!
The Reviews
The Candy Mafia, by Lavie Tidhar, at Rajiv's Reviews
The Chaos Curse (Kiranmala and the Kingdom Beyond Book 3), by Sayantani Dasgupta, at alibrarymama
The Clockwork Crow, by Catherine Fisher, at Rajiv's Reviews
The Disappearing Bikeshop, by Elivira Woodruff, at Charlotte's Library
A Game of Fox and Squirrels, by Jenn Reese, at Puss Reboots
Gargantis, by Thomas Taylor, at A Garden of Books
The Girl Who Could Not Dream, by Sarah Beth Durst, at Michelle I. Mason
The Green Ember, by S.D. Smith, at greenish bookshelf
Iron Hearted Violet, by Kelly Barnhill, at alibrarymama
Maleficent- Mistress of Evil: Heart of Moors by Holly Black, at Brooklyn.the.bookworm
The Mulberry Tree, by Allison Rushby, at Rajiv's Reviews
The Night Fairy, by Laura Amy Schultz, at Jen Lowry Writes
Peasprout Chen: Future Legend of Skate and Sword, at The Green Tea Librarian
A Pinch of Magic, by Michelle Harrison, at Log Cabin Library
Sal and Gabi Fix the Universe, by Carlos Hernandez, at Fantasy Literature
Shuri: A Black Panther Novel, by Nic Stone, at A Kids Book a Day
A Storm of Wishes (The Collectors #2) by Jacqueline West, at Log Cabin Library
The Unready Queen (Oddmire #2) by William Ritter, at The Reading Chemist
Authors and Interviews
Sarah Jean Horwitz (The Dark Lord Clementine) at Black and White Words and Pictures
Hayley Chewins (The Sisters of Straygarden Place) at Into the Forest Dark
Laura Ruby (The Map of Star, York #3), at Nerdy Book Club
Other Good Stuff
“Eustace Was a Dragon All Along”: Aslan and Spiritual Growth in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" at Tor
A look at Sal and Gabi that includes the time before they were mg characters) at Den of Geek
Percy Jackson tv series coming to Disney (more at Book Riot)
Have you heard about the Middle Ground Book Fest (August 1)? Still accepting applications for presenters, including bloggers and reviewers!
Have you read Mañanaland, by Pam Muñoz Ryan? Do you think it is speculative fiction? I ask this question in my review, and am still not quite sure....
Hello! This week I have an interview with Sarah Jean Horwitz, author of "The Dark Lord Clementine." (It's spread over two posts.)
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