Sep 04
Library Bound Inc., “Your Canadian choice for all your library needs,” a company that helps libraries build their collections, lists Song of the Sword among their Staff Favorites for September.
Helen Wilding Cook, Children’s Collection Development Coordinator, writes that:
“The story…has wonderful Canadian references and some really funny passages. Ariane is constantly in danger, and the suspense is beautifully maintained.”
Yay!
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