December 2011
Cool & New
December 2011
December’s roundup of Cool & New Books includes James Patterson and Jill Dembowski’s THE FIRE, the third installment in the Witch and Wizard series that follows Whit and Wisty Allgood as they lead the resistance against the totalitarian regime that governs their world; WHY WE BROKE UP, the first-ever YA book written by Daniel Handler (aka Lemony Snicket), which centers on two teenagers who break up and a box full of all the reasons why; and Laurie Faria Stolarz’s new Touch novel, DEADLY LITTLE VOICES, in which Camelia’s powers of psychometry have segued into disturbing voices in her head.
Among the paperbacks releasing this month are Carrie Jones’s ENTICE, the follow-up to CAPTIVATE that tells the story of newly appointed pixie queen Zara’s search for her true soul mate; THE LYING GAME, which marks the beginning of a new series by Sara Shepard, who weaves a tale of long-lost twins and cold-blooded murder; and REAL LIVE BOYFRIENDS by E. Lockhart, which follows the perpetually love-struck Ruby Oliver’s quest to find out why her boyfriend has been acting like a lobotomy patient.
