Weekly Review Round-Up: Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Kirkus, BCCB and Shelf Awareness

We are excited to share reviews from Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Kirkus, The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books and Shelf Awareness

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​Publishers Weekly reviewed Rustic Joyful Food by Danielle Kartes

Home cooks will enjoy a generous serving of creativity with an extra helping of support in this straightforward cookbook.

This review can be viewed online here.

​Publishers Weekly reviewed Boxing the Octopus by Tim Maleeny

Maleeny provides some fast-paced, cheeky fun, along with a splash of social consciousness.

This review can be viewed online here.

​Library Journal reviewed The Dead Girl in 2A by Carter Wilson

Best-selling author Wilson (Mister Tender’s Girl) delivers a solid stand-alone psychological thriller with a clever premise.

This review can be viewed online here.

​Kirkus reviewed I Have No Secrets by Penny Joelson

Quietly suspenseful, vividly character-driven, and poignant, with insights into cerebral palsy and the multiple meanings of "family."

This review can be viewed online here.

​The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books reviewed We Are Lost and Found by Helene Dunbar

Dunbar paints a broad and accurate portrait of the pain of the times through a series of emotional snapshots.

Shelf Awareness reviewed Here There Are Monsters by Amelinda Bérubé

Tight with tension and full of disquieting suspense… nothing and no one can be trusted--perfect conditions for a compelling YA horror.

This review can be viewed online here.