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The Reviews
Alcatraz vs. the Evil Librarians, by Brandon Sanderson, at megsbookrack
The Book Smugglers, by Anna James, at Sifa Elizabeth Reads
The Callers, by Kiah Thomas, at The Book Muse
The Clackity, by Lora Senf, at Looking for a Good Book
Drifters, by Kevin Emerson, at Say What?
Duet, by Elise Broach, at Say What?
Firesong, by Vashti Hardy, at Book Craic
Glass Slippers, by Leah Cypess, at Always in the Middle
The Grave Thief, by Dee Hahn, at Nine Bookish Lives
Hedgewitch, by Skye McKenna, at Library Girl and Book Boy
James’ Ragtag Adventure in Questworld, by M. Doyle, at Literay Titan
The Last Mapmaker, by Christina Soontornvat, at Semicolon
The Maker-Man of Merryville, by Pete Mesling, at Bookworm for Kids
The Marvellers by Dhonielle Clayton, at Ms. Yingling Reads and Influencer News Magazine
Monsters in the Mist, by Juliana Brandt, at Charlotte’s Library
The Monsters of Rookhaven, by Pádraig Kenny, at Mom Read It
A Mouse Called Miika, by Matt Haig, at Twirling Book Princess
Of a Feather, by Dayna Lorentz, at Not Acting My Age
The Patron Thief of Bread, by Lindsay Eagar, at Log Cabin Library
A Pinch of Magic, by Michelle Harrison, at Leaf’s Reviews
The Root Cellar, by Janet Lunn, at Charlotte’s Library
Rumaysa: Ever After, by Radiya Hafiza, at Scope for Imagination
The Secret Wild, by Alex Evelyn, at Book Craic
The Shadow Grave, by Marina Cohen, at Ms. Yingling Reads
Skander and the Unicorn Thief, by AF Steadman, at the NY Times
We are the Song, by Catherine Bakewell, at The Bookwyrm’s Den
Witchlings, by Claribel A. Ortega, at Alison in Bookland
Two at The Book Search–The Ogress and the Orphans, by Kelly Barnhill, and Hunters of the Lost City, by Kali Wallace
Authors and Interviews
Juliana Brandt (Monsters in the Mist) at Charlotte’s Library
Xiran Jay Zhao (Zachary Ying and the Dragon Emperor) at WNDB
AF Steadman (Skandar and the Unicorn Thief) at Fuse #8 and Writer’s Digest
Catherine Bakewell (We are the Song) at Teen Librarian Toolbox
Doreen Berger (The Captain’s Daughters), at Carol Baldwin’s Blog
Robert Beatty (Serafina series, Willa of the Woods), at Rapunzel Reads
Other Good Stuff
Sci-Fi for Kids Is a Missed Publishing Opportunity, at Publishers Weekly
Nicki Jay has won Lee and Low’s New Visions Award for her middle grade fantasy– The Marassa: Birth*Life*Death Book I. “The Marassa, this year’s winning manuscript, is a middle-grade high fantasy novel about four 12-year-old African-American sorcerers who discover a 500-year-old prophecy that names them as the future destroyers of their sorcerers’ community. The Marassa is destined to stand in their way.” Coming in 2024.
and if you want your tbr pile to grow, check out the #22Debuts blog for the May releases! lot of excellent sound mg sci fi/fantasy
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