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December 1st- The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
…This is part of the Christmas Book Advent Calender, where we post a new Christmas/winter book recommendation every day leading up to Christmas. More info can be found here… December 1st- The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe recommended by Rhys of ThirstforFiction. I thought it’d be fun to start with a wintery classic- namely The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, C S Lewis’ first published novel in his children’s fantasy s… Continue reading
December 3rd- The Cry of The Icemark
…This is part of the Christmas Book Advent Calender, where we post a new Christmas/winter book recommendation every day leading up to Christmas. More info can be found here… December 2nd- The Cry of the Icemark recommended by Rhys of ThirstforFiction… Continue reading
December 4th- A Christmas Carol
…y leading up to Christmas. More info can be found here… December 4th- A Christmas Carol recommended by Vinr of ThirstforFiction So, to continue T4F’s Christmas Book Advent Calendar event, I decided to throw out A Christmas Carol. As it happens to be one of the great classics of Victorian Literature, I‘m sure you’ve heard of it – in fact, many of you have probably even read it for school. It also happens to be my favorite book out there – I own thr… Continue reading
December 7th- The Hogfather
…people act during the festive season. Pratchett also offers in the background a fascinating commentary on why exactly humans teach children to believe in things like the Hogfather/Father Christmas and the Tooth Fairy in the first place. IT’S THE NIGHT BEFORE HOGSWATCH AND IT’S TOO QUIET. Where is the big jolly fat man? Why is Death creeping down chimneys and trying to say Ho Ho Ho? The darkest night of the year is getting a lot darker… Susan the… Continue reading
EVENT: Department 19 Pre-publication event
…planning Department 19. He has family trees of ALL the founding families, lists of commanding officers, small biographies for virtually every character on the family trees and lots of other stuff! Laryissa was originally only going to have a tiny role. Apparently, Department 19 is currently a trilogy, although sneaky glances say that it will probably be longer. Hooray! (Note: Will does know the ending, he just doesn’t know how long it will take to… Continue reading
December 8th- Winter Holiday
…he fourth book in Arthur Ransome’s classic series for children, Winter Holiday takes intrepid explorers John, Susan, Titty, and Roger Walker, and fearsome Amazon pirates Nancy and Peggy Blackett to the North Pole. Joined by budding novelist Dorethes Callum and her scientist brother Dick, the children plan an “Arctic” expedition. But unforseen events seperate the travelers and disaster nearly strikes in the exciting climax of their race to the Pole… Continue reading
I Am Number Four Trailer released
…ving trouble thinking of more books, so if you know of any, please, please comment/tweet or facebook T4F with your recommendation, and if you are willing to write a writeup for it, that would be even more awesome. Anyway, just to spice this bloggy post up a bit, I thought I tell you all that the second (or first ‘proper’) trailer for I Am Number Four has been released. I reviewed the book in the summer- it was interesting, but some bits were sligh… Continue reading
December 12th- Snow Spider
…ading up to Christmas. More info can be found here… December 12th- Snow Spider recommended by Saffie Jenny Nimmo’s The Magician Trilogy (aka The Snow Spider Trilogy) is another oldie but goldie (though not quite as old as Winter Holiday!). The first book of this trilogy, The Snow Spider, was published in 1986 and was received, I guess you could say, pretty well. It bagged The Smarties Book Prize in 1986, the Tir na n-Og Award in 1987 (an award for… Continue reading