Wednesday, November 23, 2005
New books and a temporary move
Here are a few new books that just arrived:
Fear Street Nights: Darkest Dawn by R.L. Stine
The third book in R.L. Stine's popular Fear Street Nights series. With the spirit of Angelica Fear finally destroyed, the remaining Night People can now move on and live normal lives. But why did she cry out "The evil lives!" before burning up in flames? Is there more horror to come?
Chloe Leiberman (Sometimes Wong): A Novel by Carrie Rosten
Chloe is half-Jewish and half-Chinese, and her parents want her to apply to college, but she wants to go to a design school in London instead. Her real passion is clothes and fashion. Will she be able to follow her dream?
Poison by Chris Wooding
From the author of The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray comes the story of a girl named Poison, who lives in the world of phaeries. When her little sister is kidnapped by phaeries, this tough and stubborn 16-year-old must go up against the powerful Phaerie Lord himself, rescue her sister, and ultimately save her people. Can she triumph in the end?
The new teen books have been temporarily moved to the study carrels of the Young Adult section, and some will also be displayed on the shelves.
Fear Street Nights: Darkest Dawn by R.L. Stine
The third book in R.L. Stine's popular Fear Street Nights series. With the spirit of Angelica Fear finally destroyed, the remaining Night People can now move on and live normal lives. But why did she cry out "The evil lives!" before burning up in flames? Is there more horror to come?
Chloe Leiberman (Sometimes Wong): A Novel by Carrie Rosten
Chloe is half-Jewish and half-Chinese, and her parents want her to apply to college, but she wants to go to a design school in London instead. Her real passion is clothes and fashion. Will she be able to follow her dream?
Poison by Chris Wooding
From the author of The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray comes the story of a girl named Poison, who lives in the world of phaeries. When her little sister is kidnapped by phaeries, this tough and stubborn 16-year-old must go up against the powerful Phaerie Lord himself, rescue her sister, and ultimately save her people. Can she triumph in the end?
The new teen books have been temporarily moved to the study carrels of the Young Adult section, and some will also be displayed on the shelves.
// posted by Vivian @ 5:30 PM 
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