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December 31, 2011

New.

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Emerging, slitty-eyed and wrinkled into the light of midnight-plus-one, the year stares up at you, astounding in its ...newness. No missed d...
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December 29, 2011

Toon Thursday: Throw Out the Old...

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...Ring in the new, right? Well, in preparation for a New Year, with a New Agent (WOO!) and hopefully plenty of new writing successes for al...
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December 27, 2011

Bleary Eyed Bloodshed: The Cybils Finalists

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Yaaaaaawn. After three and a half hours of argument and six hours of sleep (::my brain switched back on, and woke me up::) I'm back for...
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2011 Cybils: The False Princess, by Eilis O'Neal

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One of the great joys of the Cybs is discovering that rare new book which hasn't gotten on everyone's radar yet. Other than a fab r...
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December 25, 2011

Even if it's not snowing.

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May you rediscover wonder, and the joy of family and friends this year. Happy Holidays, and Joyful New Year.
December 24, 2011

2011 Cybils: The Shattering, by Karen Healey

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In my next life, I obviously need to be from Australia or New Zealand, because they clearly have some of the best YA writers in the world t...
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December 23, 2011

2011 Cybils: Misfit, by Jon Skovron

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We're getting right down to the wire with our Cybils selection process. The Big Dance for SFF is on the 27th, wherein we stay up all ni...
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December 22, 2011

Warm Winter Greetings...

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A very happy holiday from me and Tanita and CitySmartGirl! My greetings (at the moment, anyway) come from Monterey, CA, which is spectacular...
December 21, 2011

2011 Cybils: The Girl of Fire and Thorns, by Rae Carson

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Stories set in various unfamiliar areas - deserts, high mountains, flatland prairies - can be neat things to read, because the weather, ani...
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December 20, 2011

2011 Cybils: MISSING, by Madeline Smoot

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Sometimes, reading along in my Cybs books, I find that the paranormal elements are slow to develop within a plot. That's jarring to some...
December 19, 2011

Monday Review: LOST & FOUND by Shaun Tan

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This book is a 2011 Cybils nominee for Graphic Novels. I've been meaning to review this book for quite a while, but I find it difficu...
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December 17, 2011

2011 Cybils: My Favorite Band Does Not Exist, by Robert T. Jeschonek

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In the category of Cybils Books That Mess With My Head comes the one with the Titanic and freakin' werewolves ( FATEFUL , by Claudia ...
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December 16, 2011

Cybils 2011: What Happened to Serenity? by P.J. Sarah Collins

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O, Canada! Occasionally you bring us the most interesting new authors... Reader Gut Reaction : This novel is DYSTOPIAN. (* Occasionally, I f...
December 15, 2011

Toon Thursday: Attitude Adjustment

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You see, last time I posted a Toon Thursday , I revisited a theme which seems to be a personal obsession--i.e., rejection. In one of the gre...
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December 14, 2011

2011 Cybils: FORGOTTEN, by Cat Patrick

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I'm a woman of lists, because I swear my brain leaks out of my ears, and I don't have the excuse that it does that in my sleep. Memo...
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December 12, 2011

Some Holiday Notes, an Apology, and an Announcement

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So, first, the apology...sorry I've been a bit quiet lately, though luckily, Tanita has been more than capably holding down the fort. As...
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December 09, 2011

2011 Cybils: Tyger, Tyger, by Kersten Hamilton

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An Irish character named Teagan, which is my favorite Irish name? Check. High fantasy? Check. Strange new worlds? Check. Strong female chara...

2011 Cybils: Tyger, Tyger, by Kersten Hamilton

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An Irish character named Teagan, which is my favorite Irish name? Check. High fantasy? Check. Strange new worlds? Check. Strong female chara...
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December 07, 2011

2011 Cybils: Awaken, by Katie Kacvinsky

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Reader Gut Reaction : This novel seemed mistitled, at first, and the cover seemed to have nothing to do with the plot. Flowers in a jar? Aw...
December 06, 2011

2011 Cybils: Flip, by Martyn Bedford

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We don't have a lot of Cybils books by British authors, but I'm always a bit pleased when we do have them, because for once I can c...
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