October Notes is creepy and kooky

...mysterious and spooky for Halloween! This month we've got 5 questions for Libba Bray on her spine-tingling new supernatural novel The Diviners, plus

- more quirky fantasy for YA
- four new not-creepy picture books
- silly (and a little scary) chapter books
- human body—dead and alive—nonfiction books



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And don't forget: Nonfiction Notes, the quarterly nonfiction supplement to our monthly newsletters, debuts at the end of this month.

Katie Bircher

Formerly an editor and staff reviewer for The Horn Book’s publications, Katie Bircher is currently associate agent at Sara Crowe Literary. Katie holds an MA in children’s literature from Simmons University and has over seven years of experience as an indie bookseller specializing in children’s and YA literature.

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