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Stealing Magic : A 68 Rooms Adventure is now in paperback!
And Book 3, The Pirate's Coin is out!
The magic (and miniatures) continue to abound in Marianne Malone's newest Sixty-Eight Rooms Adventure, Stealing Magic, again with wonderful illustrations by Greg Call. The excitement of finding Mr Bell's missing photographs and the gala opening night for the exhibition of his long lost
The Sixty-Eight Rooms by debut author Marianne Malone, illustrated by Greg Call, best known for brilliantly bringing Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson's Peter and the Starcathcers series to life. The Sixty-Eight Rooms is the story of Chicago residents Jack and Ruthie and an amazing discovery they make while on a field trip to the Art Institute of Chicago. While visiting the Thorne Miniature Rooms
Oh my goodness, I love the Thorne Rooms! I hadn't heard of Malone's books before, so I'll definitely be checking them out now. Thanks so much for your review!
Stopping by during the Comment Challenge. What terrific covers to the books you have displayed. Thanks for sharing the review of "Stealing Magic...." Amazed at all the talent out there.
After reading the first book I have had my heart set on going to see the rooms in person some day! That not being immediately possible, I shall content myself with looking forward to reading this one!
The Thorne Rooms are worth it - actually, the whole museum is phenomenal. I hope there is enough magic in those rooms for another writer to take a stab at a different story some day.
I found your blog while taking the SCBWI comment challenge. I'll be visiting regularly! BTW, I recently finished The Apothecary. I highly recommend it if you like fun adventures with a bit of mystery and alchemy.
Ali B - Thanks so much for reading and commenting! I've had my eye on THE APOTHECARY since it came out, just need to whittle down my pile of books before I can get to it. Glad to know you liked it! Did you know that Maile Meloy is the sister of Colin Meloy, a musician who just wrote his first kid's book with the help of his amazing wife, artist Carson Ellis, called WILDWOOD? I don't
I hadn't heard of these before, but I love the concept! They sound like something I'd adore. Adding them to my TBR right now. :)<br /><br />(Stephanie @ Read in a Single Sitting)
Born and raised in Chicago, I can still recall the first time that my mother took my siblings and I to the Art Institute to see the Thorne Rooms about 35 years ago. I was awestruck. My kids are too young for the book but I think I will borrow it to read myself.