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Brisingr. Book Three in the Inheritance Cycle

Christopher Paolini’s latest book in the Eragon adventure will release on September 20th. We’ve got the must-have titles to make sure your collection is complete.

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Our Picks this Week

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Devil Bones: A Novel
(Temperance Brennan Novels)
by Kathy Reichs
(Hardcover)

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Identical
by Ellen Hopkins
(Hardcover)

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Babymouse #9: Monster Mash
by Jennifer Holm
(Library Binding)

Week of August 25, 2008

This week’s featured titles, as selected by our Collection Development department.

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Latest Blog Entry

This month, we sit down with John Green

Read our interview with John Green, Michael L. Printz Award-winning author of Looking for Alaska and An Abundance of Katherines. His new novel, Paper Towns, will be released in September, 2008.

Paper Towns

BWI: Your current credits include three novels and works included in larger collections. Was it difficult to write a second book after your first was so successful? Does writing seem to provide the same challenges or thrills as you continue?

An Abundance of Katherines

JG: Writing An Abundance of Katherines after the success of Looking for Alaska was a little bit hard—and writing Paper Towns after the nice reception of Katherines was a little hard, too (although, I mean, it ain’t coal mining). I don’t think it’s getting any harder—or easier.

Browse our full collection of interviews with top authors such as Jon Scieszka, Jenny Downham, Mark Teague, Melanie Watt, and many more.

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