Fox options movie rights to THE FAULT IN OUR STARS! (PW) →
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Let the casting speculations begin!
January 2012
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It's release week for HARBINGER! →
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“I already felt stronger with the watercolors in my hand.”-HARBINGER
Follow the path for an art reveal!
If you could ask John Green anything, what would you ask? (Omnivoracious) →
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Tell Amazon.com’s Omnivoracious blog! They’re filming a video with him today!
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Blowing Up the Book (Wall Street Journal) →
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“The new novel “Chopsticks” tells the story of a troubled young piano prodigy—using family photos, letters, documents, instant messages and YouTube videos. It’s a love story, a mystery and a parable about creativity and madness.
It’s also an experiment, one that could have far-reaching implications for the book industry, as publishers stretch the definition of what constitutes a book. “Chopsticks” straddles the digital divide that is transforming the publishing world—it’s both a novel and a digital app…”
Want an advanced copy of THIS ONE TIME WITH JULIA by David Lampson? →
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We thought so. Just click the link to enter the goodreads giveaway!
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Enter to win an advance copy of Jessica Anthony & Rodrigo Corral's CHOPSTICKS! →
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Who doesn’t want free books? Especially one so beautiful as CHOPSTICKS?
Read Waking Brain Cells' lovely review of Jacqueline Woodson's latest, BENEATH A METH MOON! →
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“This book is short, powerful, and wrenching, yet at the same time it is filled with incandescent writing.”
Check out Book Page's review of THE DISENCHANTMENTS by Nina LaCour! →
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“The Disenchantments’ music may make your ears bleed, but their story is beautiful and full of heart. Don’t miss it.”
Beth Revis wants to tell you EVERYTHING (kind of). →
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There are some great questions for Beth Revis already over on facebook, but we’re greedy for more! Ask yours while we’re still accepting questions!
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WOOO my copy of TFIOS came today and THERE IS A HANKLERFISH. : )
Yayyyy! That’s awesome! Post a picture!
Have you asked Beth Revis YOUR question? →
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We’re still looking for questions to ask Beth Revis next week while we shoot her author video here at Penguin! If there’s something you want to know, now is your chance!
Ask Beth Revis your questions! →
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Exciting news! We’re shooting an author video with Beth Revis next week, and we want to ask her YOUR questions! Head over to the ATU facebook page and comment on the post that asks for your questions, and yours might be featured!
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Can you really die of a broken heart (a la Jess Rothenberg's CATASTROPHIC HISTORY)? →
well.blogs.nytimes.com
Check it out! It turns out Jess Rothenberg is totally ahead of the curve on the whole broken-heart-kills thing! THE CATASTROPHIC HISTORY OF YOU AND ME might not be fanciful after all!
“I’ll be with her when she needs me, and when she wants to, I’ll let her go.”
—Andrea Cremer (Bloodrose)
Teenage Struggles In A Painful Post-Sept. 11 World by Jennifer Hubbard (NPR) →
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Our fabulous author Jennifer Hubbard, who wrote the sexy, heartbreaking novel THE SECRET YEAR and whose upcoming novel, TRY NOT TO BREATHE, comes out on January 19 (!!), writes about teen struggles in YA lit and Peter Cameron’s novel Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You over at NPR.
“And they will change from ash and nothing into flesh and blood.”
—Matched by Ally Condie (via final-line)
