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Published In The UK By Simon And Schuster
Due For Release August 2012
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"Kami Glass is in love with someone she's never met - a boy the rest of the world is convinced is imaginary. This has made her an outsider in the sleepy English town of Sorry-in-the-Vale, but she doesn't complain. She runs the school newspaper and keeps to herself for the most part - until disturbing events begin to happen. There has been screaming in the woods and the dark, abandoned manor on the hill overlooking the town has lit up for the first time in 10 years. The Lynburn family, who ruled the town a generation ago and who all left without warning, have returned. As Kami starts to investigate for the paper, she finds out that the town she has loved all her life is hiding a multitude of secrets- and a murderer- and the key to it all just might be the boy in her head. The boy who everyone thought was imaginary may be real...and he may be dangerous." taken from Amazon
Anyone that has met / tweeted Sarah Rees Brennan will know she is the coolest, bubbliest, awesome person ever and her writing is just as incredible as her. I was mega excited to hear that a new book series was on its way and reading the synopsis just made me even more eager to read it.
I am oohing right behind you on this one!
ReplyDeleteI love SRB. She's funny on twitter and I LOVE her Demon's Lexicon Trilogy. Oh man, this one should be good, too.
ReplyDelete1) Love the cover. 2) Love the summary! Everyone thinks this boy is imaginary? But he's not and may be dangerous? Sweet! Sounds perfect. Awesome choice!
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Alyssa
Reader's Refuge
I've applied for a review copy but never got one!
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I really liked this book. I got to read it as an egalley from Netgalley. Haven't posted my review yet, as I wait till 30 days before the publishing date to post it.
ReplyDeleteThis does sound interesting!
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Dani (GFC Follower)
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That cover is just gorgeous! I love paper cutting, it is a real art form.
ReplyDeleteThis cover reminds me a little of a fantastic picture book called The Princess Who Had No Kingdom (incidentally I'd recommend it to anyone with a girl to buy for aged 4-7yrs).
Like you i've met the fabulous SRB a number of times. I can't believe that i still haven't read any of her books *hangs head in shame*. This one is definitely for the to read pile!
Caroline
I'm reading this now and it's soooo good!
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