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Friday, September 18, 2009

Ellen Schreiber to Visit Marion Public Library


Don't forget - Ellen Schreiber, author of the Vampire Kisses series, will be visiting Marion Public Library on Tuesday, October 6th at 3:00 PM. You'll want to be sure and be here to meet her and get signed copies of her books. Copies of the books will be given away as door prizes.

Ranger's Apprentice


15-year-old Will is selected to become a ranger's apprentice where he learns ranger skills such as archery, knife-throwing, horse riding and tracking. He soon finds himself on the quest to help save his kingdom by taking on the creatures called Kalkara. It is in battle that Will must prove himself as a ranger in the this first book of an awesome fantasy series.
Ranger's Apprentice series:
#1 Ruins of Gorlan
#2 The Burning Bridge
#3 The Icebound Land
#4 The Battle for Skandia
#5 Sorcerer of the North
#6 The Siege of Macindaw
For complete book information, visit www.rangersapprentice.com

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Last Chance to Vote in Teen Top Ten

Hurry, hurry - Friday is your last chance to vote in the ALA/YALSA's (American Library Association and the Young Adult division of said organization) Teens Top Ten list. You can go here and vote: www.ala.org/teenstopten

Friday, September 4, 2009

Because Zombies Make Everything Better

Okay so we are going to take a break from vampires today to talk about (dun dun dun) - Zombies!!!!


Pride and Prejudice is an awesome, classic work of fiction by Jane Austen where people attend balls and follow the proper rules of society. So wouldn't it be awesome if you took this classic work of fiction and threw some zombies into the mix. That is what has happened - and it totally rocks. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies maintains 80% of the original content - and adds zombies into the mix. (And I tell ya, I just can not say the word zombies enough - what a fun word!). So while everyone is attending the ball and doing their waltzes, some unique party crashers show up. Awesome.


Now in all truth, Pride and Prejudice is actually a really good book in its own right. Really, even though it does show up on high school reading lists - it is good. So read the original, and then pick up the zombie-fied version and compare notes.


Then you can read Mr. Darcy, Vampyre. And Sense and Sensibilities and Sea Monsters. And War of the Worlds Plus Bloog, Guts and Zombies. All coming soon.


So I leave you today with this awesome piece of Zombie flair . . .