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Dear Alison, Linda Sue Park's video makes me weep every time I watch it. I'm a HUGE fan of reading and one of my favorite author's is Maggie Stiefvater. Her books blow me away.   I'm fairly obsessed with the Raven Boy Series, but I haven't read Blue Lily, Lily Blue yet. My FAVORITE, absolute FAVORITE Maggie Stiefvater book is: In 2011, it won the Printz Honor. In fact, Scorpio Races won a lot of awards. Check it out: Acclaim for THE SCORPIO RACES : Michael L. Printz Award Honor, 2011 Odyssey Honor Audiobook (audio book), 2012 Notable Children’s Recording list, 2012 (audio book) ALA Notable Books for Children, 2012 The New York Times  Notable Childrens’ Books of 2011 Publishers Weekly  Best Children’s Books of 2011 Amazon’s Best Books for Teens 2011 School Library Journal ‘s Best Books of the Year Kirkus’  Best Teen Books of the Year (2011) Horn Book  Best Books of 2011 YALSA Top Ten Be...

The werewolf. These terrifying creatures haunted our dreams every full moon. We locked our doors and slept with silver daggers. And who could blame us. I mean look at J.K. Rowling's version of the werewolf. Professor by day, monster by night. But Werewolves have evolved into something a hell of a lot more scary, but in all the right ways. Modern victims crash into walls, drown in her own pool of drool, and commit random acts of insanity.  Instead of hair in disturbing and unusual places,   TO www.noemidecine.com They're lovable balls of fur with muscles in all the right places. Werewolves change shape, the ultimate shape-shifter. The process of the change is painful and most often occurs as a result of the full moon, but not always. In The Shiver Trilogy by Maggie Stiefvater, the main character, Grace, watches a pack of wolves every winter from her bedroom w...