Saturday, November 19, 2011

Rapunzel's Revenge

Rapunzel's Revenge by Shannon Hale
Image courtesy of Library Thing

Hale, Shannon & Hale, Dean. Illustrated by Nathan Hale. Rapunzel’s Revenge. New York: Bloomsbury, 2008.

Awards/Honors:
An ALA 2009 Notable Children's Book
A YALSA 2009 Great Graphic Novel for Teens
An Al's Book Club for Kids selection (See Shannon and Dean on NBC's Today show)
A Kid's Indie Next for fall '08 (formerly known as Booksense Picks)
2011 Young Readers Choice Award (presented by the Pacific Northwest Library Association)
A Junior Library Guild Premiere Selection
A Best Book of the year from kidsread.com and teenreads.com
A Cybil Award winner
Winner of the Utah Book Award for Children's Literature
Winner of the 2009 Leah Adezio Award for Best Kid-Friendly work from the Friends of Lulu
A Texas Maverick Graphic Novel
Winner of the Young Readers Choice Award, presented by the Pacific Northwest Library Association (Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana and Washington)

Annotation:  After being locked away in a tower, Rapunzel strikes off on her own to rescue herself. Along the way, she frees her mother, liberates her countrymen, and even manages to find true love.




Book Talk: In the modern day Rapunzel remix, you won’t find a damsel in distress pining away for true love’s rescue, but rather, a swashbuckling shero! Rapunzel refashioned her long hair into lassos that she skillful wielded to get out of any sticky situation. Join her on the adventure of a lifetime!


Image credit: Hale, Shannon & Hale, Dean. Illustrated by Nathan Hale. Rapunzel’s revenge.(p. 75). New York: Bloomsbury, 2008. Scanned on 11/13/11.



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