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Blog: ARMAND SERRANO (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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For better or for worse, as parents, librarians, and teachers, we rely a lot on series to get reluctant readers to keep reading. Heck, even very strong readers love the predictability and familiarity they have with characters and storylines they’ve encountered before. To that end, there are some #2 books coming out in new series this fall and they just might be the perfect recommendation for the kids in your library or classroom (or home):
THE FAMILIARS #2: SECRETS OF THE CROWN by Adam Jay Epstein and Andrew Jacobson
- Check out the book trailer for the first book: THE FAMILIARS
THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING EVERYTHING by Ben H. Winters
- In its starred review, Publishers Weekly called THE SECRET LIFE OF MS. FINKLEMAN, “funny, fast-paced, and highly original.”
MO WREN, LOST AND FOUND by Tricia Springstubb
- Read the Q&A with Tricia Springstubb for WHAT HAPPENED ON FOX STREET
THE MAGNIFICENT 12: THE TRAP by Michael Grant
- Receiving two starred reviews, Kirkus said that THE MAGNIFICENT 12: THE CALL was “a lighter-than-usual fantasy action-adventure that is sure to win many fans and fly off the shelves.” And don’t forget to check out the outstanding website that includes a section of educators!
What other series are your kids
Add a CommentBlog: Kristi Helvig YA Author (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I have the world's best number generator. When we have a huge number of entries we use a random number generator, but this contest was pretty straight forward. Everyone gets one entry, so there was no complicated adding to do (yes, i said addition is complicated). I wrote down a number for each entry, cut them up into squares and put them in a hat, and my three-year-old picked. And the winner is!!!!!!
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This month we welcome special guest Andrew Jacobson, co-author of the new Middle Grade fantasy series, THE FAMILIARS!
Running to save his life, Aldwyn, the street-wise orphan cat, ducks into a strange store. Moments later Jack, a young wizard-in-training, comes in to pick out his familiar – a magical animal companion. Aldwyn’s always been clever. But magical? Apparently Jack thinks so—and Aldwyn is happy to play along. Anything to get out of town!
Once home with Jack in Stone Runlet, Aldwyn thinks that he’s got it made—a life of ease with a boy who loves him. He just has to convince the other familiars—the know-it-all blue jay Skylar and the friendly tree frog Gilbert--that he’s the telekinetic cat he claims to be.
Then, after the sky lights up with an omen, the unthinkable happens. Jack and the other young wizards are captured by the evil queen of Vastia. Together Aldwyn, Skylar and Gilbert must save them—but how?
On their thrilling quest across the land, the familiars will face dangerous foes, unearth a shocking centuries old secret, and discover a mysterious destiny that will change them all forever.
We are also having a special Familiars-themed Halloween Scavenger Hunt! At each stop along the blog tour, we will be asking a trivia question from our book. After you fill in your answer, the letter that falls in the place of the * can be placed in the corresponding number of the larger puzzle. So for example, since this is question number 5, the letter that lands in the space where the * is can be filled in where the 5 is in the larger puzzle. The larger puzzle will form yet another clue, and anyone who answers it correctly will be entered into a drawing for an autographed book as well as a few other Halloween treats!
Be sure to visit The Familiars blog at thefamiliars.blogspot.com to find links to all other blog stops and find out where to send in your answers! All entries must be entered by November 15.
Ohh that's disgusting..My stomach hurts just looking at this. Too good.
Great great great! You blow away my breath! Awesome work man! This peace tells a lot! Amazing!
Inspirational!
Incredible...
oooh dats nice
oooh dats nice
a pity...really inspiratonial work.!!
Those are some of great designs sir..so much of detailing!!!!
Oh my! I would of loved to see his animated and travel more through this world. Very inspirational work, your thumbnail advice still sticks with me
The details you put into these are absolutely amazing!
Very cool works!
awesome! always love visiting you blog.
very cool
Love it. Bruegel, Tower of Babel!
Hi
Your design is so beautiful;
I am in college animation read
Can lead to better design my character?
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Thank you