Here are the remains of the weekend reviews:
Mark S. Luce reviews Sherman Alexie's much-anticipated Young Adult novel, Flight: A Novel for the Los Angeles Times. (Uh-oh, not a good review.)
Not a review, but also in the Los Angeles Times: Jamie Smith Hopkins discusses Snape obsession leading up to the big day this summer. (This reminds me I need to write Leila. Count me amongst the Snape-obsessed.)
Ghost Ship, by Mary Higgins Clark, is the Washington Post Book of the Week.
Mary Harris Russell reviews six new books for the Chicago Tribune. They include:
- Remembering Mrs. Rossi, by Amy Hest, illustrated by Heather Maione
- My Friend Is Sad, by Mo Willems
- The Longest Season, by Cal Ripken Jr., illustrated by Ron Mazellan
- Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny, by Barbara Park, illustrated by Denise Brunkus
- Hey Batta Batta Swing!: The Wild Old Days of Baseball, by Sally Cook and James Charlton, illustrated by Ross MacDonald
- The White Darkness, by Geraldine McCaughrean
Nicolette Jones reviews a ton of new children's books for the Times.
