The Cook. Harry Kressing.
The Cook. Harry Kressing. Random House: 1965. This has been on my ‘to read’ shelf for at least two years. I’m glad I got to it (rather than … Read more »
The Cook. Harry Kressing. Random House: 1965. This has been on my ‘to read’ shelf for at least two years. I’m glad I got to it (rather than … Read more »
TruckersTerry PratchettDelacorte: 1990. The first in a new series for teens, Truckers has the usual (though a bit toned down) Pratchett humor and wacky mythology. This mythology is … Read more »
Lord Foul’s Bane.by Stephen R. Donaldson.Ballantyne. 1977. First novel in popular epic fantasy series. Thomas Covenant has leprosy and is magically transported to fantasy world, which he refuses … Read more »
The Johnny Maxwell Trilogyby Terry Pratchett.Doubleday: 1992, 1993, 1996 Humorous trilogy, geared for teens: Only You Can Save Mankind. Johnny is sucked into a video game world, while … Read more »
Guardians of the Singrealeby Calvin Miller.Harper & Row: 1982. This tale takes place on a world akin to Eden: people are vegetarian, live for thousands of years, etc. … Read more »
The PassionBy Donna Boyd. I do like werewolf stories, and this is a good one. The setting is turn-of-the-century (1900), and the plot is one of “pack” politics. … Read more »
Bed-Knob and Broomstick by Mary Norton. A well-written little book for early or pre-teens which has apparently been made into a Disney film. Three English children befriend Miss … Read more »