This just in! Our very first review for Ellen Booraem‘s debut novel The Unnameables, and it’s a STAR from Kirkus! It’ll be in the September 1st issue, so it’s not online yet, but here’s an excerpt:
Booraem’s debut is an ever-surprising, genre-defying page-turner. Realistic characters deal with philosophical problems in vivid, flowing prose that is evocative and often funny. A sort of combination of witch-trial-era Salem and The Giver, this book offers a treat with nearly every page turn.
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2 thoughts on “An Unnameable Star”
That's fantastic! Congrats to both of you. I've been reading about The Unnameables, and it sounds great, right up my alley. I'm looking forward to its debut, Oct. 1?
Hi.
I was lucky enough to win an ARC of this book and I loved it! It is a page-turner all right. Ellen did a great job of making a believable other society, plus I loved Goatman. Bwaaah!
I recommend it!
P.S. Did I remember to say, thank you Daphne? If not, thank you! I loved it. 🙂