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Book Review for False Memory by Dan Krokos.
My cat was being difficult while I was recording this, please ignore any noises you hear. :)
To celebrate the release of Jacqueline Green’s TRUTH OR DARE (May 14th), many YA authors have come together to share two truths and a lie about themselves for you readers to guess!
Next up, we have Dan Krokos, author of YA novels FALSE MEMORY AND FALSE SIGHT, plus a middle grade novel, THE PLANET THIEVES.
(The lie is revealed on the bottom right hand corner!)
Okay, so today I went to the Teen Book Con, with my friends. So in the Power of Memory panel- we met this dude. Author. Person. Professional author person. Who just so happens to look like the Eleventh Doctor. And my friend, just so happened to have a sonic screwdriver on hand. And as you can see this happened.
NO REGRETS. And since you did ask us to post this on tumblr, I did. And in return, we ask you to go check out Doctor Who.
We’re really excited to get started on your book and everyone else who is reading this should go get it. Like right now.
(Source: lionsgirl)
So meet Dan Krokos today and he is just so cool gahh
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Hello friends. Check out the updated covers for the paperback of False Memory, and the hardcover of False Sight. Not too different than they were before, but I dig how they’re a little sleeker, a little simpler. Especially the smoky red colors on False Sight.
Much thanks to the fantastic team at Disney Hyperion!
New covers for FALSE MEMORY and FALSE SIGHT!
Dan Krokos is a prevalent and hilarious regular on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr. When he isn’t amusing us in the social media realms, he is busy at work on the third in the book series, False Memory.
Here’s the official description of Book One from GoodReads:
“Miranda wakes up alone…
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» False Memory by Dan Krokos «Miranda wakes up alone on a park bench with no memory. In her panic, she releases a mysterious energy that incites pure terror in everyone around her. Except Peter, a boy who isn’t at all surprised by Miranda’s shocking ability.
Left with no choice but to trust this stranger, Miranda discovers she was trained to be a weapon and is part of an elite force of genetically-altered teens who possess flawless combat skills and powers strong enough to destroy a city. But adjusting to her old life isn’t easy—especially with Noah, the boyfriend she can’t remember loving.
Then Miranda uncovers a dark truth that sets her team on the run. Suddenly her past doesn’t seem to matter… when there may not be a future.
Recommended by Elizabeth Norris (author of Unraveling)
Congrats to Sean Chercover, Gregg Hurwitz, and Dan Krokos on their ITW Thriller Award Nominations. The winners will be announced at the Thriller Fest banquet in July. More info can be found here.
♥ Cover Love ♥ for False Memory (False Memory #1) by Dan Krokos
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Thanks to Rachel Silberman for doing all the hard work! pretty cool no?
This month, we asked the PLL Trendsetters to create themed booklists that we could use to guide our editors and authors and help them strike the right tone, mood, atmosphere, etc. The lists are so great that we had to share them with everyone!
Below is Maddie’s list!
Part of the Teen Fantasy panel at Books of Wonder on October 25th, 2012. Authors in order of appearance are: Libba Bray, Sarah Crossan, Kate Milford, Cinda Williams Chima, Dan Krokos, Gina Samico, and Rachel Cohn
To appear in the 2013 January/February issue of Library Media Connection:
FALSE MEMORY
Author: Dan Krokos
Review Issue Date: January 1, 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4231-4976-7
This book reads like Jason Bourne meets the Terminator. The Roses are clones, experimental super-soldiers whose psychic energy causes destruction to any normal human who is exposed to it. When Miranda wakes up with amnesia, her fear sets off her energy and causes harm to those around her. With help from the other Roses and the “memory shots” that all Roses must take to prevent amnesia, Miranda returns home and begins to remember bits of her past. As Miranda’s memory returns, she realizes she has many questions about her home, her unusual power, and whether her memories are real. With the help of gadgetry, the Roses set off a rebellion that escalates into a series of fast-paced fights. By the end of the book Miranda begins to develop beyond a predictable action hero. The action and gadgets make this book a good choice for reluctant readers. Readers who liked Patterson’s Maximum Ride (Little, Brown) and Lore’s Lorien Legacies (HarperCollins) series should like this first in a new series as well. Elizabeth Andersen, Librarian, Westbrook (Maine) High School
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