The Marbury Lens is now available.

1. • Publishers Weekly, Best Books of 2010
   

1. • Booklist Editor’s Choice, 2010
   

1. • A 2011 ALA/YALSA “Best Fiction for Young Adults”
   

1. • Andrew Smith once again proves his ability to penetrate complex psyches and mature themes within the framework of a spellbinding plot... Smith keeps the tension between Marbury and the present-day worlds as taut as the tightrope Jack walks. As readers, we feel the addictive pull of The Marbury Lens every bit as strongly as the hero does. Just try to put this book down. (Shelf Awareness)
   

1. ★ This bloody and genuinely upsetting book packs an enormous emotional punch. (Publishers Weekly, starred review)
   

1. ★ Smith follows his last excavation of darkness, In the Path of Falling Objects (2009), with a read that is as disorienting as it is daring... People will talk about this book and try to figure it out and maybe try to shake it off. But they won’t be able to. (Booklist, starred review)
   

1. • An engrossing horror/fantasy hybrid…Nightmarish imagery is chillingly effective, and the pacing superbly builds suspense. (Kirkus)
   

1. • This title will keep readers enthralled with its well-developed characters and unique plot. The novel is not an easy read, but it is one that will keep teens hooked…(School Library Journal)
   

1. • Library Journal, Best YA Lit for Adults, 2010
   

1. • SCIBA Book of the Year, 2011
   

1. • Winter selection, Indie Next List
   

1. • Booklist “Top 10 SF/Fantasy” 2011
   

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