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Shelf Awareness for Thursday, April 14, 2011


Avocado House: 1,000 Words Left to Live by Gyatei Murasaki, translated by Matt Treyvaud

Other Press (NY): I Won't See You Die by Antonio Muñoz Molina, translated by Curtis Bauer

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers: An Octopus Named Houdini by Zana Fraillon, illustrated by Corinna Luyken

Peachtree Teen: This Lethal Love by Alicia Jasinska; Monstrous Beautiful Things by Taylor Grothe

Cardinal: Record Lows by CJ Green

Bramble:  Joyfully Ever After (Royals and Romance #3) by Sara Raasch

Select titles from Independent Publishers
Mascot Books: The Constitution Kids by Gary Gabel Join three teens as they learn about the Constitution, joined by famous historical figures like Ben Franklin who help them understand why the Constitution and each of its amendments came into being.
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Blissful Light Press: Willowmena's Quest (Land of Bleak #1) by Sandra Rhea When a motherless girl stumbles over and befriends a wounded fairy, the two must find their way through the barren Land of Bleak, in this quest/fantasy of unlikely characters, friendships and courage.
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Master Wings Publishing: Politics, Partnerships, & Power: The Lives of Ralph E. and Marguerite Stitt Church by Jay Pridmore and Christine Wolf Pridmore and Wolf present the riveting dual biography of Ralph and Marguerite Church, a political couple whose four-decade journey helped shape 20th-century American politics.
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Hesse Creek Media: Mine Again (Sunflower #1) by Andrea Thome Chicago fixer Delilah Spencer never stays in the small towns she’s hired to help--until sparks fly with a single dad in Sunflower, Montana. "Charming first installment in the Sunflower Series."
--Kirkus Reviews
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