The Sacrifice Box

George P. Ed Fisher
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The Sacrifice Box

George P. Ed Fisher
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Overview

9-12 YEARS384 PAGESENGLISH

Promotional Details
  • Appropriate for: Ages 9-12 Years
  • Published date: Aug 13, 2019
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 384
  • Publisher: Penguin Young Readers Group
  • ISBN: 9780425289549
  • Dimensions: 5.44" W x 0.93" L x 8.31" H
Praise for The Sacrifice Box:

* "Atmospheric...with brilliantly executed elements of horror and comic relief."--Publishers Weekly, starred review

"Moody and atmospheric, with sardonic humor; a meaty slice of horror."--Kirkus Reviews

"Stewart’s lyrical writing is at its best when describing visceral, gruesome horror. . . Cinematic pacing will keep the pagesturning for fans of the genre" --Booklist

"This is an intense, descriptive, and intellectual thriller that will appeal to older teenagers who enjoy horror and suspense novels." --School Library Journal


Praise for Martin Stewart's Riverkeep:


* "Filled with wild adventure and hilarious dialogue, this vivid, engrossing fantasy will delight readers."--Publishers Weekly, starred review

* "An intense bildungsroman as darkly comical as it is terrifying and violent . . . A rich debut: Huck Finn meets Moby-Dick."--Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "This is a rare work that feels like a sophisticated, gritty folktale, full of impossibilities and dramatic tension, and it is both hilarious and tragic in equal measure."-BCCB, starred review
Martin Stewart has previously worked as an English teacher, university lecturer, barman, recycling technician, and golf caddy. A native of Glasgow, he now lives on Scotland’s west coast with his wife, baby daughter, and a very big dog. He enjoys cooking with eggs, running on the beach, re-watching his favourite films, and buying books to feed his to-be-read pile. Follow him on Twitter @martinjstewart and Instagram @martin_j_stewart.

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