Don’t Miss These November/December 2016 Releases
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How Am I Not Myself? Multi-selves in Teen Fiction
Can you not be yourself? According to my recent reads: YES! Here are three identity-defying books where the main characters are essentially not themselves.
Welcome to the Southern Reach
Hold your memories close and your notes closer, and don’t spend too long in Area X or you just might forget who you are.
After the End by Amy Plum
One day, when Juneau returns from hunting, she discovers her clan has vanished without a trace. Although she has been told all of her life to never go beyond the boundaries her elders have set for the protection and survival of the clan she leaves her village to find them. And what she finds rocks her belief system to her core.
When the Sea Turned to Silver
Grace Lin weaves together traditional Chinese folk tales with her original adventure tale in a beautifully illustrated chapter book perfect for reading aloud this winter.
Wild, Wild Robots
Me: “OK Google, find me some books about robots.” Google: Whoa. We live in a world where we can ask a robot to find books about robots. Umm, maybe I … Continued
Updated Take on a Fairy Tale
Here are six books that will transport you to imaginary lands full of magic, romance, and in some cases, danger.
The Scorpio Races
Every November on the island of Thisby, those brave enough race in The Scorpio Races. But they aren’t racing on the type of horse you or I are familiar with. They race on capaill uisce, water horses that won’t hesitate to attack each other or eat human flesh.
V for Vendetta
During this especially turbulent Fifth of November, revisit the classic graphic novel that influenced a generation of anarchist stories and political movements during the late 20th and early 21st century.
The Library at Mount Char
Need a weird and darkly creepy book to put you in the Halloween spirit? Check out this unique revenge story!