Wolf Mark
Review
By Dangerous Jam
This YA novel is even more fun than the cover copy implies, throwing together werewolves, Indian legends, secret evil laboratories, martial arts, and – yes, really – a mysterious elite clique of Russian hipsters. And more. Much more. Despite its everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach, it’s a surprisingly coherent action-adventure with a big helping of comedy.
The mix of action, new riffs on old myths, and wisecracks would probably appeal a lot to Percy Jackson fans. It appealed a lot to me… I liked it a lot. Many of you would probably like it too.
This is one of the debut titles of Tu Publishing, an imprint of Lee and Low and the only mainstream YA imprint I know of in America dedicated to publishing multicultural sf and fantasy. They’re off to a good start.
Reviews & Comments
The Sunday Gazette- Schenectady, NYGenrefluent; Anthony, age 16
Passionate Pages
Flamingnet, 15 year old reader
Cynthia Leitich Smith, author of <i>Tantalize</i>
Jane Yolen, author of <i>The Devil's Arithmetic</i>
The Horn Book Guide
<i>Kirkus Reviews</i>
<i>Publisher's Weekly</i>
Hippies, Beauty, and Books, Oh My!
Reading Lark
Kate McMurry
Associated Content, Sharon Tyler
YA Book Central
Dark Side of the Covers
Young Adult Books
Finding Wonderland
Midnight Reads
Booklist
School Library Journal
1139 Highland
Thoughts of a Scot
Tweentribune
Chicago Young Adult Fiction/ Examiner.com
The Literati Press
I Heart YA Books
Beverly Slapin, AICL
Charlotte's Library