Levine, Gail Carson
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A Ceiling Made of Eggshells
This story of adventure and bravery under unstable circumstances will appeal to mature readers who enjoy historical fiction and tales of courage.
The Lost Kingdom of Bamarre
With its relevant commentary on race and prejudice and its strong female lead, this newest addition to Levine's oeuvre will appeal to the author's followers and fantasy fans.
Fairest
Only libraries with high circulation of reimagined fairy tales should consider. ["Readers will enjoy the fairy-tale setting while identifying with the real-life problems of living in an appearance-obsessed society. A distinguished addition to any collection": SLJ 9/06 review of the HarperCollins book.]
Stolen Magic
There is plenty of adventure and mystery to engage readers, and fans of Levine's other works will be pleased to see this in the collection.
Writer to Writer: From Think to Ink
Gr 5–8—In this follow-up book to Writing Magic Creating Stories That Fly (HarperCollins, 2006), fantasy author Levine doles out realistic and helpful guidance to aspiring authors...
Forgive Me, I Meant to Do It
Gr 4–6—Levine fashions her introduction to the topic after a poem by William Carlos Williams—"This Is Just to Say"—in which he 'fesses up to having eaten some plums from the icebox ("Forgive me/they were delicious/so sweet/and so cold")...
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