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Praise for the History Smashers series:"Critical, respectful, engaging:&#160;exemplary history for children." --Kirkus Reviews,&#160;starred review&#160;"The book&rsquo;s format may be a good match for those with shorter attention spans, and permits it to be gratifyingly capacious in what it covers." --New York Times Book Review&#160;"Well-researched, entertaining, and&#160;packed with facts." --Booklist&ldquo;Messner and Meconis provide&#160;a timely perspective&#160;on an important part of American history.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;School Library Journal"A history book for middle-graders that should be on everyone's (child and adult) to-read list." --Shelf Awareness"Kate Messner serves up&#160;fun, fast history&#160;for kids who want the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.&#160;Absolutely smashing!" &mdash;Candace Fleming, award-wining author"Informative and fun,&#160;eye-opening and entertaining. I wish I could have read History Smashers when I was in elementary school. I would have devoured them and developed a big appetite for even more of this sort of truth-telling." --Chris Barton, award-winning author

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"Starts off as an appealing survival story, then moves into an exploration of family and relationships, while maintaining its pace."&#160;&mdash;School Library Journal"The book opens with the plane crash and the pace never slows. . . .&#160;For all the action and thrills, though, there is a strong emotional center here."&#160;&mdash;The Bulletin&ldquo;The overall message about connecting and empathy is deeply felt, as is Emily's coming-of-age and understanding of her place in the universe as a young woman with her own voice.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;Deftly weaving elements of science fiction into a tale of survival and personal (re)growth, Lake takes on sexual assault, family discord, and what it means to rebuild in the face of trauma. Both completely alien and yet all-too-relatable, Emily and Aidan's story will help readers think more deeply about the world around them.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Booklist&ldquo;An interesting exploration of individuality, family and how they often conflict. . . .&#160;Exhilarating YA science fiction.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Shelf Awareness, starred review

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Praise for MORT(E)An io9 Very Best Science Fiction And Fantasy Book Of 2015A February 2015 Indie Next List SelectionAn Amazon Best Book of January&#160;2015An IndieBound January 2015 Bestseller&#160;"Mort(e) is complex, beguiling, and often bloody . . . [An] utterly absorbing debut."&mdash;The Boston Globe&ldquo;Mort(e) catapults the reader into a wild, apocalyptic world . . . [Mort(e)&rsquo;s] journey, set against the backdrop of an ideological war between pure rationality and mysticism, makes for a strangely moving story.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Post&#160;&ldquo;With poignant flashes of a morality tale, this debut novel makes us rethink our relationship to all of Earth&rsquo;s creatures (since they may someday turn on us).&rdquo; &mdash;Time Out New York "Marvelously droll . . . This novel is all kinds of crazy, but it wears its crazy so well."&mdash;Slate&#160;&ldquo;Mort(e)&#160;is funny, smart, well-written; it&rsquo;s already among the better debuts of the year.&rdquo;&mdash;Flavorwire&ldquo;[A] first novel of notable depth and invention.&rdquo;&mdash;Las Vegas Weekly&#160;&ldquo;[N]ot your ordinary kitty&hellip;&rdquo; &mdash;Ft. Worth Star-Telegram"An epic science-fiction thriller . . . Mort(e) will stick with you long after you close the pages."&mdash;Tor.com"Robert Repino&rsquo;s&#160;Mort(e) is, page after page, an infectious tale."&mdash;Electric Literature"[A] twisted, insane&#160;We3."&mdash;io9.com&ldquo;In Repino&rsquo;s capable hands, Mort(e) is entertaining and intelligent science fiction that can be read as an adventure fantasy, but goes much deeper than that.&rdquo;&mdash;The Missourian&#160;&ldquo;What unfolds is told in a sarcastic and sometimes caustic style by a young writer of promising talent&mdash;by which I mean, a talent that is promised on the first page and then, after a series of ant mythologies, feline war tragedies, and inter-species friendships, firmly established by the end.&rdquo; &mdash;The Rumpus &ldquo;Dealing with matters of dominance, loyalty, destiny, and justice, this engaging novel might have taken as its epigraph Alexander Pope&rsquo;s famous couplet, &ldquo;I am his Highness&rsquo; dog at Kew; / Pray tell me, sir, whose dog are you?&rdquo; In the life of an uplifted cat, the reader sees his or her own quandary as a creature suspended uncomfortably halfway between nescience and angelic wisdom. [T]hought-provoking and tragedy-laden . . . Completely poignant and satisfying.&rdquo; &mdash;Barnes & Noble Review&ldquo;[A] delightful mix of alien invasion&#160;and Orwellian parable.&rdquo;&mdash;KQED.org"This is a wonderful book . . . ambitious, unusual, unclassifiable."&mdash;Barnes & Noble Science Fiction and Fantasy Blog"This is science fiction at its best. Repino gives us a wild, imaginative and wholly original tale without any trace of sugar-coating. He takes our current war-addled, religion-dominated, decidedly divided society to task."&mdash;LitReactor"Repino has a knack for seeing life through non-human eyes."&mdash;Open Letters Monthly&#160;&ldquo;Absolutely incredible . . . The apocalypse has never, ever been this entertaining."&mdash;BookRiot"We get all the genres on the color wheel mixed together, but instead of producing a single black, we get a brilliant prism of varying hues and saturation."&mdash;Pixelated"This is the brilliance of&#160;Mort(e)&#160;as a novel. There are parts that make you think, that lend courage to ask questions against the grain. It touches on things like morphic resonance theory. It sneaks in observations similar of linguists like Noam Chomsky, who claims language learned by small children takes place so fast that it can&rsquo;t be explained in terms of imitation alone; that the structure of language must be inhereted in some way. But by no means is his story didactic. Yes, it will compel the lending of a greater kindness to pets, ants, pigeons, whatever."&mdash;Fanzine"If you&rsquo;re looking for something a little different, Mort(e) will deliver."  &mdash;GeekDad.com"With sly references to Orwell&rsquo;s&#160;Animal Farm, debut novelist  Repino puts a nicely modern post-apocalyptic overlay on the fable of  animals taking over the world . . . an engrossing morality tale with  unexpected depths." &ndash;Publishers Weekly, Starred Review&ldquo;Devilishly entertaining . . . awfully good . . . a wild riff on interspecies warfare sure to make pet owners think twice the next time their tabby cat darts by. Imagine W. Bruce Cameron's silly and maudlin A Dog's Purpose recast as a violent and frightening post-apocalyptic global battle for the souls of Earth's survivors, layered with a messiah prophecy that makes The Matrix look simplistic by comparison.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus Reviews"Animal Farm set in a postapocalyptic world based on interspecies rivalry rather than communism, with a little religion on the side, this imaginative story can be taken as a somewhat satirical examination of the role of the individual in society. Highly recommended."&mdash;Library Journal&ldquo;After a fantastical leap into an apocalypse of sentient animals,&#160;Mort(e)&#160;never looks back. Read this novel and you will never look at your pet the same way again."&mdash;Daniel H. Wilson, author of&#160;Robopocalypse&#160;and&#160;Robogenesis"A beast of a novel that exposes just how beastly we humans really are. Robert Repino's Mort(e) is smart, engaging, and kick-ass."&mdash;Ismet Prcic, author of Shards"That a novel about the war between ants and humans with house pets as warriors would be so stunningly believable and, above all, affecting, is a testament to what a wonderful book Robert Repino has written. Mort(e) is one of the craziest, most inventive novels I've read in a long time." &mdash;James Scott, author of The Kept"In our age of first person diary-like-entry novels, Mort(e) is both stunningly original and wonderfully heartfelt. It's a wild ride of a book from a skilled writer I will now be following."&mdash;Shane Jones, author of Light Boxes and Crystal Eaters"Mort(e) is wonderful and weird, never saccharine and always startling."&mdash;Cat Rambo, author of Near + Far"Combining elements of Orwellian parable and sci-fi/action thriller,&#160;Mort(e)&#160;is a tautly constructed indictment of much that is wrong with society, and a celebration of much that is right."&mdash;Matthew Gallaway, author of&#160;The Metropolis Case"Get ready for a post-apocalyptic adventure like no other in this tale of animals being transformed into two legged creatures that rise up to kill their masters. This is all the master plan of intelligent ants that have been building a Colony and plotting for years to start a utopia free of humans. Mort(e) is a former cat turned war hero but his true motivation is searching for his friend, a dog named Sheba. Will the Colony win the war against human violence, exploitation and religious superstitions or will the human bio-weapon EMSAH help all the earth&rsquo;s creatures?"&#160;&mdash;Barbara Theroux, Fact & Fiction (Missoula, MT)

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&ldquo;McMillan brings her signature wit and wisdom to It&rsquo;s Not All Downhill From Here.&#160;. . . [She] has a gift&#160;for creating characters who face serious problems and still have the ability to laugh at themselves. . . . If getting older is this joyful, despite the painful losses,&#160;bring it on.&rdquo;&mdash;O: The Oprah Magazine &ldquo;I couldn&rsquo;t put this book down. Not only would I recommend it to others, but I already handed it off to my mom for her to read next.&rdquo;&mdash;BuzzFeed &ldquo;The novel skillfully renders the bonds between multiple generations of women. . . . It&rsquo;s Not All Downhill From Here is a funny and honest portrait of a woman, late in life, finding second chances. Like a time-tested friendship, the novel comforts.&rdquo;&mdash;San Francisco Chronicle &ldquo;McMillan proves once again that she is a skilled master at writing dialogue for strong, intelligent women who know how to laugh in the face of tragedy instead of being consumed by it.&rdquo;&mdash;Associated Press &ldquo;A hopeful and hilarious novel that women of all ages can relate to.&rdquo;&mdash;Travel & Leisure&ldquo;[A] warm, winning novel.&rdquo;&mdash;AARP&ldquo;Lively, perceptive . . . McMillan writes with&#160;a staggering depth of feeling, credibly capturing the characters&rsquo;&#160;emotions as she unpacks their interpersonal conflicts. This&#160;delightful&#160;novel balances inspiration for renewal with the hard facts of aging.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly&#160;(starred review) &ldquo;This is a story of the&#160;power of women&#160;and the&#160;inspiring&#160;lives they lead.&rdquo;&mdash;She Reads&ldquo;This&#160;baldly honest, laugh-out-loud story&#160;. . . will remind you of just how healing friendship can be.&rdquo;&mdash;Good Housekeeping &ldquo;A&#160;deeply moving&#160;book that gently balances the realities&mdash;both personal and societal&mdash;of aging with a hopeful message: It&rsquo;s never too late to change how you&rsquo;re living your life.&rdquo;&mdash;Salon &ldquo;This is&#160;another winner&#160;from McMillan.&rdquo;&mdash;BookPage

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