Greg Call's Books
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Wicked WillIn Bailey MacDonald's Wicked Will, a girl traveling with a theater troupe teams up with young Will Shakespeare to clear her uncle of a murder charge.Read More -
DragondrumsIn the world of Pern, Harpers with great musical ability are held in extreme regard. This is why the young, mischievous Piemur carries himself with so...Read More
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Danger on Panther PeakStay off Panther Peak.When Tom and his family move to his grandfather's ranch, Grandpa warns Tom to stay away from Panther Peak, even though there...Read More
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The Shadow WorldBen Arnold had hoped that exposing Mr. Dodds's vile Pet Emporium -- abusiness that stole magical creatures from Eidolon to sell to England'srich and...Read More
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The Secret CountryBen wants a Mongolian Fighting Fish more than anything. But when he goes to Mr. Dodds's Pet Emporium with his hard-earned savings, he buys a cat...Read More
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Skinny-Dipping at Monster LakeKent doesn't believe in monsters. But he knows he saw two gleaming yellow eyes beneath the surface of Cedar Lake when he and his buddies were camping...Read More
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MySanAntonio, September 6, 2009
...$13.95, Oct. 12 Peter and the Sword of Mercy, by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, ?illus. by Greg Call, Disney-Hyperion, $18.99, Oct. 13 We Were Here, by Matt de la PeÒa, Delacorte, $17.99, Oct. 9 The young adult author of 'Mexican Whiteboy' specializes...
My Years of Reading Seriously, October 2, 2009
...tale but nothing that spoils either adventure. Barry and Pearson do an excellent job with the material and Greg Call provides amazing illustrations. In the first book Peter and The Starcatchers , Peter is an orphan put on a ship with other boys from...
Children's Book Reviews and Then Some, April 10, 2009
...ruined ship wash up on shore. The last picture in the book, which has fabulous pencil illustrations by Greg Call, is of a boyish Peter watching Molly and the starstuff sail back to England, the board from the Never Land on the ground near his feet. As...
dashawn, February 5, 2009
...paced, is far from inventive. Still, the high-seas hijinks and desert-island shenanigans will keep readers turning the pages. Greg Call’s wonderful black-and-white illustrations are deliciously old-fashioned and add plenty of atmosphere to a silly,...
