Anita McDivitt Barrios Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Anita McDivitt Barrios

#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 32: Charlie Thorne and the Curse of Cleopatra, by Stuart Gibbs. Again Gibbs hits one out of the ballpark – pyramids?— with this tween spy tale that positions Cleopatra as a genius amid the Romans. https://t.co/4m0YSRm9rz https://t.co/v67tVYJWIF

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#mglit recommendation: Spy School at Sea, by Stuart Gibbs. Ben and Erica are on another mission to apprehend Murray, this time from his evil scheme to blow up the Panama Canal using a cruise ship with a nuclear engine. https://amb.mystrikingly.com/blog/spy-school-with-environmental-message https://t.co/s46f28N6c7

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 34: Amari and the Great Game, by B.B. Alston. Amari Peter's back from defeating her arch nemesis, natural born magician and fellow budding teen, Dylan Van Helsing, the boy she unmasked in the first book. https://t.co/cEK2VchIJW https://t.co/hOXda2QWfh

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 14: Spell Sweeper, by Lee Edward Fodi. Oh my gosh, this is the second book by Lee Edward Fodi that he's hit out of the ballpark into the stratosphere! This was an amazing read. I gobbled up this story. https://t.co/GOfPmJlosq https://t.co/aY590AYfTU

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#mglit Fabbric of Words Holiday Pick 30: Diana and the Journey to the Unknown, by Aisha Saeed. This is the last book in the trilogy, I think (?), and we loved it! https://t.co/SMYxMMBvBU https://t.co/Tb38HU2EIS

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 33: The Midnight Orchestra, by Jessica Khoury. Magical composer-in-training Amelia Jones gets kicked out of her dorm room and loses her BF when the "real" Amelia shows up at school. https://t.co/BrhG8C3lyT https://t.co/TL4k6Kz8RM

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Picks 18, 19 & 20: Giant Pumpkin Suite, by Melanie Heuiser Hill; Music for Tigers, by Michelle Kadarusman; and Alias Anna: A True Story of Outwitting the Nazis, by Susan Hood with Greg Dawson. https://t.co/bUcC609cLM https://t.co/8f7rGtEQHG

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 21: Connect the Dots, by Keith Calabrese. This was a gem! As the story progressed I realized what a super-sophisticated, incredibly well-plotted MG tale of intrigue, subterfuge, double-crosses and more this is! https://t.co/xVWWcc3hsC https://t.co/yuXmgc4RM9

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 11: City Spies 3: Forbidden City, James Ponti. The gang of city-re-named tween spies – Paris, Sydney, Rio, Kat (Katmandu) - run a chess tournament con to get a NKorean super-mind to defect before Umbra kidnaps him. https://t.co/vZIcrXQvfX https://t.co/6VtEaj2giO

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#mglit Fabric of Words Holiday Pick 22: Daughter of the Deep, by Rick Riordan. This is Riordan's "what if Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and The Mysterious Island were real accounts?" After 150 years, how far could we take the tech from there? https://t.co/jeQhaqaC09 https://t.co/PVAmIbK2J8