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New
• Rae Bridgman's Kingdom of Trolls is shortlisted for the 2012 McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award, and received a Moonbeam Children's Book Award Bronze Medal, Pre-Teen Fiction - Fantasy, 2011.

E-book editions of:
• Knights of the Sea US$6.99 / CA$7.99
• Love on the Marsh US$5.99 / CA$6.99
• Sporeville US$5.99 / CA$6.99
• Me Bandy, You Cissie US$7.99 / CA$8.99
• This One's On Me US$7.99 / CA$8.99
• It's Me Again US$7.99 / CA$8.99
are now available at Kobo, readable on PCs, smartphones, and other devices, including the Kobo e-book reader.

Recent Reviews
For Kingdom of Trolls by Rae Bridgman
"Readers will enjoy the unusual characters in this series... Details of Iceland’s mythology and history are skillfully inserted. The visit to TRoLLHeLLiR, the Kingdom of the Trolls, is particularly exciting..." - Prairie Fire Review of Books

For The Black Box by K.V. Johansen
•"There is something about K.V. Johansen's writing that grips me and pulls me in. ... I found myself thinking of the story and characters for days afterwards... Johansen has again constructed a cleverly woven tale, with no loose ends or inconsistencies. Her characters are interesting and true to life." -Karyn Huenemann, Resource Links Vol. 16, No. 3

For Knights of the Sea by Paul Marlowe
• "Paul Marlowe’s style of humor is reminiscent of Neil Gaiman’s lighter works... if you enjoy dry wit, Victoriana/steampunk elements, and plucky teenagers saving the world, you’ll probably like Knights of the Sea. It’s an tale of high adventure that takes a humorous look at… well, pretty much everything, from politics to romance to lycanthropy. Give it a shot if you liked Stardust or Good Omens." - Fantasyliterature.com