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1. Best New Kids Stories | January 2015

By: Bianca Schulze, on 12/31/2014
Blog: The Children's Book Review (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Book Lists, Middle School, James Patterson, Holly Black, featured, American Girl, Disney-Hyperion Books, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Mary Casanova, Chris Grabenstein, Marissa Meyer, Teens: Young Adults, Lunar Chronicles, Best Kids Stories, Popular Kids Stories, Feiwel & Friends books, Best New Kids Books, Erica David, Bill Robinson, Disney Frozen Books, Add a tag

Popular series, a new addition to the American Girl conglomerate, and a Disney Frozen book make this month's selection of best new kids books totally a kids' choice list!

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2. Best Young Adult Books with Mary Amato, Author of Get Happy

By: Guest Posts, on 11/15/2014
Blog: The Children's Book Review (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Anne Dinshah, Egmont USA Books, Harcourt Books, Univ Of Minnesota Press, Young Adult, Book Lists, Chapter Books, Obert Skye, Heather Brewer, Roland Smith, Mary Casanova, Dial books, Mary Amato, Antony John, Teens: Young Adults, Best YA, Speak Books, Add a tag

I’m putting the following books on my to-read list. I chose these particular books of the many the above authors have written because either these particular characters or the genres (fantasy, adventure, and historical fiction) are the most different from my own work.

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3. SOME CAT!

By: Greg Leitich Smith, on 8/8/2012
Blog: GregLSBlog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: picture book, cats, Mary Casanova, Ard Hoyt, Add a tag

I, Mercury, am of course, the cat. Nevertheless, I will grant you that Violet, the protagonist in this fine picture book, is some cat. In much the same way that Wilbur, the porcine mammal from E.B. White's CHARLOTTE'S WEB, was some pig.

SOME CAT!, by Mary Casanova, ill. by Ard Hoyt (FSG/Macmillan 2012)(ages 2+). Violet was a queen and was meant to rule. But she had been imprisoned in a facility far beneath her station. Naturally, when gawkers happened by, she would arch her back and hiss. Usually, said gawkers would take away a kitten (likewise imprisoned) and go away. One day, a man and a woman came by and instantly recognized Violet's royal virtues. So they took her home with them. Their home, alas, was occupied by two large canines! What was a queen to do?

SOME CAT! is a lovely ~~tail~~ tale of ~~overcoming adversity~~ friendship and family, even if it means, on occasion, purring with the hounds.

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