Best-selling author, Becca Fitzpatrick has written Hush, Hush, her first novel. Coming this year on November 16th, Crescendo will be finally released! On Becca’s website, she has released the synopsis of the sequel to Hush, Hush: Crescendo! Along with the synopsis, the cover of Crescendo will be released on April 10th. Get ready! (I know [...]
Vampires still in? Oh yes! A greatly written novel, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, written by Seth Grahame-Smith is claimed to be “fantastic” by i09.com. To all vampire fans, AND Abraham Lincoln fans, be sure to add Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter to your reading list!
Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter Surprisingly Fantastic [io9.com]
Dallas News talks with author Molly Caldwell about her book Asleep and how her grandmother, Virginia, being distracted and “not fully present.” “My books tend to have a lot of social history and focus more on the doctors and the patients themselves,” says Crosby.
Books: ‘Asleep’ by Molly Caldwell Crosby explores the sleeping sickness epidemic [Dallasnews.com]
J. K. Rowling, author of the bestselling Harry Potter series, and Stephenie Meyer, author of the bestselling Twilight series have been nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay at the Oscars. Though J. K. Rowling has turned this down, since she is working on writing her next book.
Rowling snubs Oscars to write [uk.news.yahoo.com
Steph Su is giving away LOTS of ARC copies for her blogoversary! Be sure to enter NOW because it ends tonight! Sorry for last minute post, I just heard about it myself! D;
My Blogoversary Giveaway [stephsureads.blogspot.com]
Au Pairs, a series written by one of my favorite authors, Melissa de la Cruz, is becoming a movie! For all Au Pairs and Melissa de la Cruz fans, I don’t know about you, but I am SUPER excited for this.
R.J. Cutler to direct ‘Au Pairs’ for Warner Bros. [Variety.com]
Kristen Stewart, major Twilight actress, stars in her new movie, The Yellow Handkerchief. Stewart’s new role is new and different, especially with a new accent. The CS Monitor gives a review, giving it a B-.
The Yellow Handkerchief: movie review [CSmonitor.com]
Guardian.co.uk talks about how teens are so interested on death and dying. They mention The Lovely Bones, Before I Die, Thirteen Reasons Why, and Elsewhere.
Teenage fiction’s death wishes [Guardian.co.uk]