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I hadn't heard anything about the Treasures of Weaterby, which led me to think it would fall flat. But you know what?I loved it!The story of a young boy (Harleigh) living in a falling-to-pieces manor house, with an assortment of odd and old family members, the book falls into the category of "books about kids with mysterious places to explore", which I LOVE! Hidden spaces, overgrown gardens,
Even if you're busy....you've got to take a sec to visit Gabriele Dell'Otto's art/illustrations. The navigation and creativity of his website alone is worth it. He's an Italian illustrator whose work is....well...go look...
(I find these sites in random ways, such as thinking of phrases that I'm curious about at the moment. I found this one by googling "Italian Illustrator")
I liked this one, too, Laurel, though I actually felt that the development of Harleigh's character got wrapped up a bit quickly. But I love Snyder's work. I featured this book as part of the Under the Radar cross-blog effort several months back, because I, too, thought that it could use a bit more attention. And in case I've never mentioned it, I love seeing Gone Away Lake in your sidebar. It's
Funny you say that... I actually thought of the Villa Caprice when I read Weatherby!!!