Monthly Archives: November 2011
Thrilling Detective likes the Dead Kids!
October and her friends got a write-up on the Thrilling Detective website! On it, Kevin Burton Smith gives The Dead Kid Detective Agency the a-okay:
‘By turns dark, witty and just plain cool, the author even manages — because the dead kids are from all different eras — to slip in some actual history. [...]
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Tagged neil gaiman, raymond chandler, thrilling detective
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I Can Now Retire …
… after this amazing review from book blogger Jules at Random Musings of a Curious Mind:
‘This has to be one of the greatest young fiction titles I’ve read since I was a tween/teen. The characters drew me in and took me back several decades. I found myself hunched over the laptop, scrolling like [...]
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Dead Kids: Now in Electronic Form
My debut novel for young readers, The Dead Kid Detective Agency, is now available as an ebook. So if you’d rather read about October Schwartz and her corpse friends on a screen than on a page, you can totally do that!
Whether you have a Kindle, Kobo, Nook or Sony Reader, we’ve got you covered.
But it [...]
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The Mirror Has Two Fazes
The good people at Faze Magazine, Canada’s #1 Student Magazine, reviewed The Dead Kid Detective Agency in their latest issue (November), and it sounds like they really liked it! You can’t pay for pull quotes this good:
‘This hilarious story is unlike any other. You’ll be wracking your brain to figure out “who dunnit” and at [...]
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Tagged christopher pike, faze, james iha
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