More format experiments today with number 9: Garth Nix of the Abhorsen series.

Hello hello, I'm back!
Here's 8: Francis Hardinge, author of Fly by Night, an excellent book about bravery, words and an exceedingly violent goose. Check her out here: http://www.franceshardinge.com/
p.s Verdigris Deep (also known as well witched) is good too, and the sequel to Fly by Night; Twilight Robbery (also known as Fly Trap) is next on my reading list when I can get hold of a copy!

7: Eric Carle. I loved The Hungry Caterpillar when I was just a tiny Illustrator, and I still love it now. Thanks Mr Carle!


p.s I'm going away for a few days, so no new things until I'm back. Leave me any requests, burning questions or book suggestions in the comments bit and I'll get back to you. Cheers!

6: Joanne Harris, author of Chocolat, Jigs and Reels, and many others. She also wrote Runemarks; which I read a bit ago and really enjoyed!
p.s Joanne Harris is one of the favourite authors of my fellow Illustrator Miss Robinson.

5: Haruki Murakami. I finished Blind Willow Sleeping woman not too long ago so that's what this one is about, if it's about anything.

Number 4: JK Rowling and the incredibly long scarf.

Number 3: Neil Gaiman, with Neverwhere and The Graveyard Book. Also 'The Dream Hunters' with Yoshitaka Amano is one of my favourites.