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"The titles, series information, programming suggestions and navigational aids will make it very popular in public and
school libraries for maintaining and building collections, as well as for linking readers to books they'll come to love."
The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"This useful guide should be in every YA collection." School
Library Journal
"Indexes are provided for author, title, subject, and award-winning books in this highly useful, well-organized
aid for collection development for all libraries with teen collections." Voice of Youth Advocates
"Public, middle
and junior high-school, and high-school libraries will find Encountering Enchantment a very useful addition to their reference
collections." Booklist/RA Corner
After Harry Potter, then what? This guide organizes by genre, subgenre, and theme some 1,400 titles of fantasy,
science fiction, and paranormal titles, most published within the last decade. Chapters cover such subgenres as epic fantasy,
wizardry, romance, and mystery. Annotations offer bibliographic information, brief plot summaries, reading levels, alternative
media formats (including large print and Braille), and awards information. Author profiles and interviews, programming ideas,
lists of "The Finest in the Realm" for each subgenre, and reproducible lists of Harry Potter read-alikes and "Girl Power"
titles make this a versatile resource. Grades 6-12.
Click here to order from Libraries Unlimited.
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My first book, Encountering Echantment: A Guide to Speculative Fiction for Teens was published
at the end of December, 2006. My second book, co-authored with Bonnie Kunzel, Tamora Pierce: A Student
Companion to Young Adult Literature, will be released at the end of August.
To find out more about this book, see reviews of new works of speculative fiction, and read an interview with Lloyd Alexander,
go to: www.encounteringenchantment.com.
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