A Monster Calls reminds us of what the very finest of children’s and young adult fiction can be.
Filed under: Children's Fiction, Children's Books, Young Adult | Tagged: A Monster Calls, Chaos Walking, Frankenstein, Jim Kay, Monster Blood Tattoo, Monsters of Men, Patrick Ness, Siobhan Dowd, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Walker Books, Young-adult fiction | 5 Comments »
The publicity blurb on this one says it is a one-sit read, and I quite agree. I can’t wait for the next book in the series. It really is excellent, pacey stuff.
Filed under: Fantasy, Fiction, Review, Young Adult | Tagged: Anna Karenina, Chaos Walking, Hunger Games, I am Number Four, Keith Richards, Leo Tolstoy, Life, Luca and the Fire of Life, Monsters of Men, Patrick Ness, Pittacus Lore, Salman Rushdie | 1 Comment »
Patrick Ness, (Chaos Walking, The Ask and the Answer) is coming to Sydney and is giving a free lecture. Details here.
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I hereby give to you today, the title of the final volume of the Chaos Walking trilogy:
Monsters of Men.
Filed under: Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult | Tagged: Chaos Walking, Monsters of Men, Patrick Ness, The Ask and the Answer, The Knife of Never Letting Go | 34 Comments »
