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The plot, replete with buried bones, a terrible house of punishment for problem children, and more, will keep kids reading all night long (albeit with the lights on). DeStefano is no stranger to atmospheric middle-grade books, and is impressively amassing work that rivals that of older authors known for scary mysteries, such as Mary Downing Hahn and Zilpha Keatley Snyder. - starred review, Booklist Themes of belonging, loss, and what it means to be human underscore the tight storytelling and add depth. Touching and creepy. - School Library Journal A moving story about the lengths children will go to help a friend. . . DeStefano again explores the spirit world in an engaging and sometimes frightening way. - Publishers Weekly Spooky yet heartfelt. - School Library Connection Anyone who's ever wanted to unravel a family mystery with the help of two friends--one living and one dead--will be charmed by this tale and its plucky heroine, Pram. - Kate Klise, author of DYING TO MEET YOU on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN The lovable characters, the mystery of the ghost, and the deep friendship between the two children will lead middle graders back to the author's A Curious Tale of the In-between (2015) and have them counting the days until her next book. - Kirkus Reviews The perfect book to hand to readers looking for the mysterious and spooky. - Booklist on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN Readers will be hooked from the first line of this lyrical and suspenseful mystery/fantasy (part thriller too). . . . a moving and multilayered tale. . . . Love, loss, and hope are at the heart of this exciting read. - Kirkus Reviews on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN DeStefano creates a beguiling world through haunting images and descriptions. . . . An eerie, moving story. - Publishers Weekly on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN Dark but often funny. . . . Fans of Holly Black's Doll Bones may well enjoy this creepy, character-based tale. - The Horn Book on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN DeStefano's vivid prose is both evocative and immersive. . . . Thematically haunting and skillfully executed. - BCCB on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN I dare you not to fall in love with Pram, a young heroine who is as gutsy as she is compassionate. Lauren DeStefano has created a touching and unforgettable glimpse into the world of the spirits. - Ellen Potter, author of the Olivia Kidney series and THE HUMMING ROOM on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN

The plot, replete with buried bones, a terrible house of punishment for problem children, and more, will keep kids reading all night long (albeit with the lights on). DeStefano is no stranger to atmospheric middle-grade books, and is impressively amassing work that rivals that of older authors known for scary mysteries, such as Mary Downing Hahn and Zilpha Keatley Snyder. - starred review, <i>Booklist</i></p> Themes of belonging, loss, and what it means to be human underscore the tight storytelling and add depth. Touching and creepy. -<i> School Library Journal</i></p> A moving story about the lengths children will go to help a friend. . . DeStefano again explores the spirit world in an engaging and sometimes frightening way. - <i>Publishers Weekly</i></p> Spooky yet heartfelt. - <i>School Library Connection</i></p> Anyone who's ever wanted to unravel a family mystery with the help of two friends--one living and one dead--will be charmed by this tale and its plucky heroine, Pram. - Kate Klise, author of DYING TO MEET YOU on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</p> The lovable characters, the mystery of the ghost, and the deep friendship between the two children will lead middle graders back to the author's <i>A Curious Tale of the In-between </i>(2015) and have them counting the days until her next book. - <i>Kirkus Reviews</i></p> The perfect book to hand to readers looking for the mysterious and spooky. - <i>Booklist on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> Readers will be hooked from the first line of this lyrical and suspenseful mystery/fantasy (part thriller too). . . . a moving and multilayered tale. . . . Love, loss, and hope are at the heart of this exciting read. - <i>Kirkus Reviews on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> DeStefano creates a beguiling world through haunting images and descriptions. . . . An eerie, moving story. - <i>Publishers Weekly on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> Dark but often funny. . . . Fans of Holly Black's <i>Doll Bones</i> may well enjoy this creepy, character-based tale. -<i> The Horn Book on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> DeStefano's vivid prose is both evocative and immersive. . . . Thematically haunting and skillfully executed. - <i>BCCB on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> I dare you not to fall in love with Pram, a young heroine who is as gutsy as she is compassionate. Lauren DeStefano has created a touching and unforgettable glimpse into the world of the spirits. - Ellen Potter, author of the Olivia Kidney series and THE HUMMING ROOM on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</p>

The plot, replete with buried bones, a terrible house of punishment for problem children, and more, will keep kids reading all night long (albeit with the lights on). DeStefano is no stranger to atmospheric middle-grade books, and is impressively amassing work that rivals that of older authors known for scary mysteries, such as Mary Downing Hahn and Zilpha Keatley Snyder. - starred review, <i>Booklist</i></p> Themes of belonging, loss, and what it means to be human underscore the tight storytelling and add depth. Touching and creepy. -<i> School Library Journal</i></p> A moving story about the lengths children will go to help a friend. . . DeStefano again explores the spirit world in an engaging and sometimes frightening way. - <i>Publishers Weekly</i></p> Spooky yet heartfelt. - <i>School Library Connection</i></p> Anyone who s ever wanted to unravel a family mystery with the help of two friends one living and one dead will be charmed by this tale and its plucky heroine, Pram. - Kate Klise, author of DYING TO MEET YOU on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</p> The lovable characters, the mystery of the ghost, and the deep friendship between the two children will lead middle graders back to the author's <i>A Curious Tale of the In-between </i>(2015) and have them counting the days until her next book. - <i>Kirkus Reviews</i></p> The perfect book to hand to readers looking for the mysterious and spooky. - <i>Booklist on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> Readers will be hooked from the first line of this lyrical and suspenseful mystery/fantasy (part thriller too). . . . a moving and multilayered tale. . . . Love, loss, and hope are at the heart of this exciting read. - <i>Kirkus Reviews on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> DeStefano creates a beguiling world through haunting images and descriptions. . . . An eerie, moving story. - <i>Publishers Weekly on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> Dark but often funny. . . . Fans of Holly Black s <i>Doll Bones</i> may well enjoy this creepy, character-based tale. -<i> The Horn Book on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> DeStefano s vivid prose is both evocative and immersive. . . . Thematically haunting and skillfully executed. - <i>BCCB on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</i></p> I dare you not to fall in love with Pram, a young heroine who is as gutsy as she is compassionate. Lauren DeStefano has created a touching and unforgettable glimpse into the world of the spirits. - Ellen Potter, author of the Olivia Kidney series and THE HUMMING ROOM on A CURIOUS TALE OF THE IN-BETWEEN</p>

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Lauren DeStefano is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of A Curious Tale of the In-Between, The Internment Chronicles, and The Chemical Garden trilogy, which includes Wither, Fever, and Sever. She earned her BA in English with a concentration in creative writing from Albertus Magnus College in Connecticut. LaurenDeStefano.com @LaurenDeStefano laurendestefano.tumblr.com

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