Steinbeck's Ghost

"The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library." --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

"The second half of the book is the most absorbing.... [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works." --School Library Journal

"The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place." --Publishers Weekly

"Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying." --Booklist

"Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero." --Kirkus

"You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted." --Publishers Weekly, starred review on The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop

"A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight." --Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore on The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library. "The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"

The second half of the book is the most absorbing . [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works. "School Library Journal"

The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place. "Publishers Weekly"

Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying. "Booklist"

Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero. "Kirkus"

You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted. "Publishers Weekly, starred review on The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop"

A delectable feast . I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight. "Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore on The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop"" Smithsonian Notable Book Northern California Book Award Nominee Northern California Independent Booksellers' Association Children's Book of the Year California Library Association's John and Patricia Beatty Award "The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library." --"The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books " "The second half of the book is the most absorbing.... [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works." --"School Library Journal " "The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place." --"Publishers Weekly " "Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying." --"Booklist " "Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero." --"Kirkus" Praise for "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop" "You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted." --"Publishers Weekly," starred review "A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight." --Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore Praise for "Steinbeck's Ghost" Smithsonian Notable Book Northern California Book Award Nominee Northern California Independent Booksellers' Association Children's Book of the Year California Library Association's John and Patricia Beatty Award "The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library." --"The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books " "The second half of the book is the most absorbing.... [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works." --"School Library Journal " "The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place." --"Publishers Weekly " "Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying." --"Booklist " "Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero." --"Kirkus" Praise for "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop" "You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted." --"Publishers Weekly," starred review "A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight." --Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore Praise for "Steinbeck's Ghost: """ "The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library."--"The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books""" "The second half of the book is the most absorbing.... [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works."--"School Library Journal""" ..".the story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place."--"Publishers Weekly""" ..".Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying."--"Booklist""" "Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero."--"Kirkus Reviews" Praise for "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop" "You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted."--"Publishers Weekly," Starred Review "A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight."--Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore Northern California Independent Booksellers' Association Children's Book of the Year California Library Association's John and Patricia Beatty Award Northern California Book Award Nominee Smithsonian Notable Book VOYA Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror of 2008 "The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library."--"The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books" "The second half of the book is the most absorbing. . . . [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works."--"School Library Journal" "The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place."--"Publishers Weekly" "Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying."--"Booklist" "Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero."--"Kirkus Reviews" Northern California Independent Booksellers' Association Children's Book of the Year California Library Association's John and Patricia Beatty Award Northern California Book Award Nominee Smithsonian Notable Book VOYA Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror of 2008 "The themes of valuing friendship, managing adults who have lost their priorities, and connecting people through stories will appeal to kids who have found their own magic in the library."-"The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books" "The second half of the book is the most absorbing. . . . [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works."-"School Library Journal" "The story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place."-"Publisher Praise for "Steinbeck's Ghost: """ "The second half of the book is the most absorbing.... [The protagonist] is well drawn. This novel would have greatest appeal to readers familiar with Steinbeck's works."--"School Library Journal""" .,."the story remains an intriguing introduction/companion to Steinbeck's works and imaginatively conveys the power of literature to transport people to another time and place."--"Publishers Weekly""" .,."Buzbee's love for literature and libraries is infectious and, for those similarly inclined, deeply satisfying."--"Booklist""" "Magical realism with Steinbeck's ghost and a discerning young hero."--"Kirkus Reviews" Praise for "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop": "You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted."--"Publishers Weekly," Starred Review "A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight."--Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore Praise for "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop": "You realize Buzbee just doesn't love books, he's besotted."--"Publishers Weekly," Starred Review "A delectable feast.... I cannot remember when I have read a book with such delight."--Paul Yamazaki, City Lights Bookstore