I didn’t see anything coming, every twist and new saga of the little journey proving to be a complete surprise.The writing itself is the reason the vibe of this book is so whimsical and Over-the-Garden-wall-esque.Timberlake’s style is super quirky and odd. ∾GG MARKS THE SPOT is the perfect September read to make you feel cozy and content.I adored every minute of it. Shelf Awareness ⭐️, Kirkus⭐️ and Booklist ⭐️ for Egg Marks the Sp “New and Noteworthy Kids’ and YA Book Sequels: September 2021,” Publishers Weekly. On a Cool List: A 2022 Berkeley United Mock Newbery Pick Libro.fm (audiobook) Educator Audio Listening Copy Program Pick (Sept 21). An American Booksellers Association Kids Indie Next Pick (Sept & Oct 2021). The Canton Repository, “Kicking Off the Holiday Gift Suggestions for Kids”.  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, “45 new books for holiday gifts in 2021, from a Giannis biography to murder mysteries” (picked up by The Green Bay Press-Gazette, The Post-Cresent, Oshkosk Northwestern).WBUR/NPR “Want to gift books this holiday season? Here are 30 ideas for kids and adults”.and Postmedia News, “Books for Kids: Think about giving a kid a book this year”.Iowa Public Radio, “The 2021 Talk of Iowa holiday book guide for kids”.The Daily Mail (UK) “Let Santa cast a spell on YOUR little ones: Cheeky monkeys, moles and Arthurian legends, SALLY MORRIS picks this years best children’s books”.The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) Michael Earp, “Fantasy Football and Fun for Young Eyes”.Recommended as a gift for the 2021 Holidays: Readings (Australia) “Best Junior Fiction of 2021”.  Blue Willow Bookshop (Houston, TX) “Best Books of 2021”. Chicago Public Library “Best Fiction for Younger Readers of 2021”. A Shelf Awareness “2021 Best Children's & YA Books of the Year”. An Amazon Top 20 Children’s Book of 2021 & A Best Children’s Book Ages 6-8. A Bank Street Best Book of 2022 (starred for “Outstanding Merit”). Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection!

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Demont returns with our favorite Coyote trickster Spencer Jensen Crain, taking readers along on another action packed adventure filled with danger, drama, laughs and, yes, maybe even a few sniffles.īreaking Ties, book four in the Broken Mirrors series, is a transition book, told in multiple points-of-view. Review: By all the gods and monsters and men, I adore this series. Warning: This novel contains a Coyote doing the ultimate thankless job-the sidekick-dragon-shifter sorcerers, Dwarves, pop-culture references, and a shotgun that shoots lightning bolts. Assisted by the guy James has been dating. It’s up to Spence to navigate Fae politics, work the Feud, bring down a murderous order of sidhe knights, and heroically save James, the man he loves. James Black, the Sorcerer King, was taking an inordinately long time to choose a draconic protector, but his kidnapping by dragons seems a little extreme. Even if it means bringing the last person he ever thought he’d see again back into his life-his father. When he gets the chance to investigate a troll/sidhe gunfight at Under The Bridge, he can’t drop “office intern” from his résumé fast enough. And more certain than ever that living a normal, serious life is the last thing a Coyote should shoot for. Kicked out of his family, fetching coffee for idiots, out of cash, and usually starving, Spencer Crain is a shadow of his former self. Amazon US Title: Breaking Ties (Broken Mirror: Book Four)Īt a Glance: Breaking Ties is a right fun way to spend some time getting lost in a book.

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