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July 2022 Deal Announcements

Adult Fiction Author of THE DUKE UNDONE Joanna Lowell‘s A SHORE THING, in which a transmasculine artist falls for a renowned cis woman botanist as they compete in a shoreside bicycle race in this beach-set Victorian romance, to Kate Seaver at Berkley, in a two-book deal, for publication in spring 2024, by Tara Gelsomino at One Track Literary Agency (world). Two-time Hugo Award finalist Chuck…

Links uz grāmatas Goodreads lapu Izdevniecība: Andersen Press Manas pārdomas Jaunieša Kamerona bērnība nebūt nav bijusi no tām vieglākajām, kad vien astoņu gadu vecumā māte, kā vienīgo glābiņu, lai paglābtu sevi un dēlu no varmākas tēva, radusi vairākkārtīgā bēgšanā un dzīvesvietas maiņā. Šķiet ne policija, ne tiesvedības ceļā nesaskata risinājumu, bet pašas izvēlētā metode acīmredzami…

I didn’t really notice it while I was putting this list together but scrolling down just to check the formatting really put into perspective how many utterly amazing books there are. There might be more YA fantasy than adult fantasy that’s pulling at me this year. Sky’s End (Above the Black #1) by Marc J Gregson | 02 / 01 / 24 – Peachtree Teen Exiled to live as a Low, sixteen-year-old Conrad…

There are quite a few Nosy Crow books on the list. I went through the publishers who have catalogues first and that’s how it panned out. The next children’s and middle grade releases will hopefully be more balanced. The Unbeatable Lily Hong by Diana Ma | 02 / 01 / 24 – Clarion Books If there’s one thing Lily Hong can’t stand, it’s being second best. That’s why she and Max Zhang have been bitter…

I love fantasy and most of my posts reflect that. These books take a more grounded look at poverty, disability, queerness and trauma, from sectarian violence to the Vietnam war. The Door of No Return by Kwame Alexander | 05 / 10 / 23 – Andersen Press Dreams are today’s answers for tomorrow’s questions. Eleven-year-old Kofi Offin has dreams of water, of its urgent whisper that beckons with…

The Broken Dragon by Karen McCombie, ill. Anneli Bray | 02 / 02 / 23 – Barrington Stoke Tyra gets off to a tough start at her new school. She’s loud and different and nobody seems to be particularly friendly. So when her nan gives her a beautiful china snow dragon, Tyra decides to take it to school, hoping that people will think it’s interesting and talk to her. But disaster strikes and the…