THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by Neil Gaiman (Young Adult-HarperCollins) The ghosts of a graveyard raise a young boy after his family is murdered by a killer still on the loose.
JACOB WONDERBAR AND THE COSMIC SPACE KAPOW by Nathan Bransford (Middle Grade-Dial) A boy and his two friends blast out of Earth from a spaceship, accidentally break the universe, and must navigate through outer space to return home. Check out my author interview.
WHERE THE MOUNTAIN MEETS THE MOON by Grace Lin (Middle Grade-Little, Brown) In this Newbery award-winning book, a Chinese girl goes on a quest to find the Man of the Moon, hoping to learn how she could reverse her family's luck.
CRIMES OF THE SARAHS by Kristen Tracy (Young Adult-Simon Pulse) A 16-year-old girl struggles with her membership in a clique run by a controlling and manipulative leader.
ONE by Kathryn Otoshi (Picture Book-KO Kids) In a book about colors, counting, and bullying, blue learns to stand up to red, who is a bully.
THE EMERALD ATLAS by John Stephens (Middle Grade-Alfred A. Knopf) Three siblings with MIA parents find a magical book that transports them back in time.
Which one was your favorite read? The Graveyard Book and The Emerald Atlas sound really good to me. But I favor the supernatural in my reading. :)
ReplyDeleteKourtney, there was something I liked in each of them, so I guess it's hard to pick just one favorite. =)
ReplyDeleteThe Graveyard Book was awesome! I agree The Emerald Atlas sounds great, too. And I've heard good things about most of these books. Great list!
ReplyDeleteBrooke, I thought The Graveyard Book was great too! And so was The Emerald Atlas!
ReplyDeleteI loved Neil Gaiman's Sandman comic books. Gonna have to see if The Graveyard Book is on Kindle. :)
ReplyDeleteKourtney, I have one of the Sandman books right here called The Dream Hunters. Which ones have you read?
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