a young adult novel by Paul Glennon

Norman has woken up in a world that seems a lot like his own, but with some notable differences. Cats can talk, for example. His sister owns a horse, and, most shockingly, his father has gone. No one but Norman seems surprised by these developments. He's almost lulled into believing that it's all real until Malcolm, his best friend (who happens to be a stoat), arrives. Malcolm has some dark clues that persuade Norman that he must once and for all discover the secrets about Bookweird in order to save the day and his family.

PRAISE FOR BOOKWEIRDEST

“I believe that Bookweirdest is one of the best books I ever read. Bookweirdest is the third book of a trilogy, but you don’t need to read the other books to enjoy this one. I think that Bookweirdest would be good for ages 10-15 or anyone who loves adventure, mystery or fantasy books.”  — Lucy Paine, age 12, reviewing for THE NATIONAL POST

“This, the third and final book in the series, is very much about the power of writing … Glennon ties up all the loose threads in a satisfying manner. Strong fantasy readers or lovers of historical fiction will enjoy the worlds created in these three books.”  — CM MAGAZINE

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Canada: Doubleday, fall 2012

ABOUT PAUL GLENNON

Paul Glennon was shortlisted for the ReLit Award in 2001 for his short story collection How Did You Sleep? and for the Governor General's Award in 2006 for The Dodecahedron, or A Frame for Frames. He has since published the Bookweird trilogy of young adult fantasy novels. He won a Sunburst Award in 2011 for Bookweirder, the second book in the trilogy. He lives in Ottawa, and for many years worked in the technology industry.