Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Harper Collin's Children's Awesome Adventures

Harper Collins is hosting an AWESOME Adventure in reading for some of their amazing middle school grade books. Come join the adventures! The authors and books featured are:

*Comic by Frank Cottrell Boyce
* A Conspiracy of Kings by Megan Whelan Turner
* The Shadow Project by Herbie Brennan
*The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place by Maryrose Wood
*Max Cassidy (Escape from Shadow Island) by Paul Adam
*The Hidden Boy by Jon Berkeley
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Stay tuned to our blog for reviews and more information about these great books.

3 comments:

  1. It's so important to draw attention to reading, and attract reluctant readers to it,especially boys. In fact, I've recently completed a feature magazine article on this subject that came out in October, "Help for Struggling, Reluctant Readers."

    I grew up as a reluctant reader, in spite of the fact that my father published over 70 books. Now I write action-adventures & mysteries, especially for tween boys, that avid boy readers and girls enjoy just as much.

    My blog, Books for Boys http://booksandboys.blogspot.com is dedicated to drawing attention to the importance of reading. And my new book, Lost Island Smugglers - first in the Sam Cooper Adventure Series - is coming out in June.

    Keep up your good work.

    Max Elliot Anderson
    PS. My first 7 books are going to be republished by Comfort Publishing later in 2010

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  2. HI Max,

    Thank you so much for your comments. I agree that it is very important to draw attention to reading. There's so many amazing books out now and being released that will hopefully turn reluctant readers into full fledge readers.

    Thank you for support!
    Katie

    Congratulations on your 7 books being republished.

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  3. I am so looking forward to these books being released. Especially Megan Whelan Turner's!

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