Michelle Anderson
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Black Bird of the Gallows
While there are some rather predictable tropes, the author has created an interesting world of mythical and paranormal creatures that will appeal to avid fans of the genre.
Funny Girl: Funniest. Stories. Ever
With the exception of the first chapter's insensitivity, these stories are bound to engage most readers and tickle ribs.
The Door in the Alley
A quirky and lighthearted romp with likable characters and ample plot twists and turns; hand to fans of Lemony Snicket.
The Bone Sparrow
A thought-provoking and affecting selection that highlights a current situation in many countries. Hand to readers who appreciated Linda Sue Park's A Long Walk to Water.
Into the River
This is not a book for sensitive readers, because of its content and challenging scenes. The Maori words and setting will be unfamiliar to many, but determined and curious teens will find this work thought provoking, eye-opening, and maybe even familiar.
Danny and the Blue Cloud: Coping with Childhood Depression
This is a useful addition to parenting collections. Library staff may want to encourage parents to read the book through first, including the endnotes, to decide how best to introduce and discuss the story.
Emily Grace and the What-Ifs: A Story for Children About Nighttime Fears
A useful addition to a public library's parenting collection, or for school libraries where parents seek help regarding their children's behavior.
How Much Does a Ladybug Weigh?
This simple picture book introduction to weight is a good choice for most public and elementary school libraries.
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