Friday, October 28, 2011

Best of the Bunch #1: October 2011 Pick





"Best of the Bunch" is a monthly book blogger meme hosted by Lyrical Reviews
Once a month, participants pick the best book they read for that month and give it the "Best of the Bunch" award! 


I just found this really cool book blogger meme and thought it'd be fun to join in! Usually, it's super easy to figure out what book I liked best from month to month. 

So, here's my pick for the "Best of the Bunch" book that I read during October 2011:


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This Dark Endeavor by Kenneth Oppel



This book is fantastic! Just blew me away. But, since I haven't even reviewed it on my blog, yet, I won't say too much about it. That review is actually forthcoming on Halloween, just in time for the subject matter, which stars a 16-year-old Victor Frankenstein before he creates his monster. It is an amazing YA read, full of mysterious magical alchemy, forbidden libraries, exciting adventure, and very dramatic romance.  

UPDATE: I have since put up my review of this book! Clicky here to read it....

What's your "Best of the Bunch" pick for this past month?

7 comments:

  1. Ooooh, this sounds GOOD. Actually, I should say your summary sounds good; I read the real blurb and it didn't grab my attention at ALL. LOL

    Will definitely be watching for your review!

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  2. @BJ: It IS good. I'll have my review up soon. He's a Canadian author, so maybe that'll help pique your interest?

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  3. Sounds like my kind of book. Frankenstein is one of my favorite books of all time -- I'd love to read this! Thanks for featuring it. :) Looking forward to your review!

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  4. @Alyssa: That's great! I love Frankenstein, too, so reading this was such an easy decision for me.

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  5. I've seen this book, but have never paid much attention to it. I'll definitely keep an eye out for it now.

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  6. Wow, this sounds like a great book, I love it when famous characters are taken back to "before they were famous". Great pick! Thanks for joining in Best of the Bunch!

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  7. @Lyrical: Thanks! And, you're welcome. It's a really neat meme.

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