Happily continuing the theme of much-appreciated recognition, I just learned that the New York Public Library recommended
Mom's Cancer as one of its 2007 "Books for the Teen Age" earlier this month. The library's 78th (!) annual list of recommended books is 19 pages long and comprises probably a couple hundred titles, with a few dozen graphic novels scattered among them (available online as
a huge pdf; I'm on Page 10).
As I've written a few times before, I didn't set out to create a book for teens--nor would I consider many of the library's other selections primarily teen reading--but I'm honored. I deliberately wrote
Mom's Cancer to be accessible to all ages, from little kids to grandparents (I think I actually said something like that in my initial book proposal). Since that includes teens, I'll take it.
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2 comments:
Cool!
Okay, let's just cut to the logical extrapolation here: do we all get invitations to the ceremony in Sweden?
Seriously, Brian, congrats again, and well-deserved.
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