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Author Archives: Katy K.
The Iron Wyrm Affair
The Iron Wyrm Affair. Bannon and Clare Book 1. by Lilith Saintcrow. Adult New Books – Main Level – SCI FI SAINTCROW The Iron Wyrm Affair drops us into the middle of a fight scene in a complex alternate-Victorian steampunk … Continue reading
Black Heart
Black Heart by Holly Black. Read by Jesse Eisenberg. This is the final book in the Curse Workers series. Cassel Sharpe is still meeting with the Feds, who are trying to get him to sign up as a permanent part … Continue reading
Victricia Malicia, Book-Loving Buccaneer
Victricia Malicia, Book-Loving Buccaneer. Written by Carrie Clickard. Illustrated by Mark Meyers. Victricia Malicia is a young pirate girl whose family members have all been pirates for generations. Born on ship and taught pirate ways, everyone expects her to grow … Continue reading
The Secret Chicken Society
Thanks to fabulous librarian Ms. S. for this recommendation! Walking in from the school parking lot today, I was the only mother in a group of four who doesn’t own chickens. My boy wants them, too, after reading this book. … Continue reading
The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander. Read by James Langton. The Chronicles of Prydain were one of my favorites growing up. I read and reread our paperback copies with their bright, folk-art inspired covers. I found the zombie-like Cauldron … Continue reading
Forever
I’m several Maggie Stiefvater books behind still, but at least I finished the Wolves of Mercy Falls trilogy. I read this on breaks at work at the same time as listening to Holly Black’s Black Heart in the car and … Continue reading
The Humming Room
There was a day, about two weeks ago, when I finished a book and had no new library books waiting for me to read. Not one. In a panic, I went to the new fiction shelves at the library and … Continue reading
Zita the Space Girl
This is one I’d been meaning to read for a while, and only put an actual hold on it when I flipped through the newly published sequel on our backroom new book shelf. Zita the Spacegirl by Ben Hatke. When … Continue reading
The Storm Makers
The Storm Makers by Jennifer E. Smith Ruby and Simon are twelve-year-old twins who have recently moved from Chicago to a farm house in Wisconsin. Their parents are supposed to be supporting the family by farming while waiting for their … Continue reading
Runemarks
Runemarks by Joanne Harris. Read by Sile Birmingham. Once upon a time the Aesir ruled the Nine Worlds from their home in Asgard. After Ragnarok, though, both the Aesir and their fellow gods the Vanir disappeared from the worlds. 500 … Continue reading

