Cybils F/SF weekly wrapup: 1/7/07 - 1/21/07

I haven't done a Cybils wrap-up in a while, so I'm doing two weeks this time.

The following books have been reviewed by members of the fantasy and science fiction committee in the two weeks between January 7 and January 21:

• Agent Boo by Alex De Campi and Edo Fuijkschot: reviewed by Sheila
  
• Magic Lessons by Justine Larbalestier: reviewed by Gail
  
• The Problem Child by Michael Buckley: reviewed by Michele
  
• The Shadow Thieves by Anne Ursu: reviewed by Kim
  
• Travels of Thelonious by Susan Schade and Jon Buller: reviewed by Sheila
  
• Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett: reviewed by Sheila
  

In addition, the Cybils F/SF nominating and judging committee members have made the following Cybils-related posts:

• Gail revisits Samurai
  
• Erin interviews Jon Buller, the co-author and illustrator of Travels of Thelonius
  
• Erin muses on books that don't end, in relation to Cybils nominees AutumnQuest and Abadazad: The Road to Inconceivable.
  
• J.L. Bell examines the word "gunge," used in Ptolemy's Gate.
  
• J.L. Bell considers language and wardrobe in Silver City.
  
• J.L. Bell questions the grumpy adolescent protagonist in Abadazad: The Road to Inconceivable.
  

Full nominations list with reviews
F/SF Shortlist

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