All this week here at Novel Novice, we're celebrating Prom Week -- with some titles we think will get you in the mood to don your finest evening wear and boogie down all night! Or, you know, not ... because while we LOVE the books we're featuring this week, we're sure some of them make... Continue Reading →
Talk about surreal. It was just about four years ago that I first started blogging with Tiffany Truitt. A teacher in West Virginia, she had just started the website Novel Novice Twilight -- to showcase how she was using the Twilight series in her classroom. A long proponent of literacy and using popular books to... Continue Reading →
Talk about surreal. It was just about four years ago that I first started blogging with Tiffany Truitt. A teacher in West Virginia, she had just started the website Novel Novice Twilight -- to showcase how she was using the Twilight series in her classroom. A long proponent of literacy and using popular books to... Continue Reading →
Last year, Holly Black and Cassandra Clare went on tour together to promote their books Red Glove and City of Lost Souls. During their Portland stop, I got to sit down with the authors for an interview -- which quickly devolved into many tangents. Needless to say, it was a grand time. I was so... Continue Reading →
Today, we are thrilled to be taking part in the official blog tour forUntil I Die by Amy Plum. We've got an exclusive Q&A with Amy, and if you keep reading, you'll find a word that's part of a riddle. Visit every stop on the blog tour to solve the riddle, and contact Amy for... Continue Reading →
Today, we are thrilled to be taking part in the official blog tour forUntil I Die by Amy Plum. We've got an exclusive Q&A with Amy, and if you keep reading, you'll find a word that's part of a riddle. Visit every stop on the blog tour to solve the riddle, and contact Amy for... Continue Reading →
Perhaps I missed some big news this week or last, because Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs has made a sudden resurgence into the top spot this week. Kelley Armstrong's latest, The Calling, debuts at no. 5. It's the second book in her Darkness Rising series. On the series list, C.C. Hunter's... Continue Reading →
Perhaps I missed some big news this week or last, because Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs has made a sudden resurgence into the top spot this week. Kelley Armstrong's latest, The Calling, debuts at no. 5. It's the second book in her Darkness Rising series. On the series list, C.C. Hunter's... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, Simon & Schuster revealed a set of new covers for the Curse Workers series by Holly Black. Unlike the photo-based Noir-ish look of the original covers (with their striking red-black-white color scheme), the new books feature illustrated covers in an art deco style. Each book's art features a unique color scheme: yellow... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, Simon & Schuster revealed a set of new covers for the Curse Workers series by Holly Black. Unlike the photo-based Noir-ish look of the original covers (with their striking red-black-white color scheme), the new books feature illustrated covers in an art deco style. Each book's art features a unique color scheme: yellow... Continue Reading →
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