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Andrew Smith



Andrew Smith is the award-winning author of several Young Adult novels, including the critically acclaimed Grasshopper Jungle (2015 Michael L. Printz Honor, 2014 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, Carnegie Medal Longlist) and Winger. He is a native-born Californian who spent most of his formative years traveling the world. His university studies focused on Political Science, Journalism, and Literature. He has published numerous short stories and articles. The Alex Crow, a starred novel by Kirkus, Publishers Weekly, and Booklist, is his ninth novel. He lives in Southern California.
 


Genres: Young Adult Fiction
 
Series
Marbury Lens
   1. The Marbury Lens (2010)
   1.5. King of Marbury (2012)
   2. Passenger (2012)
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Winger
   1. Winger (2013)
   2. Stand-Off (2015)
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Novels
   Ghost Medicine (2008)
   In the Path of Falling Objects (2009)
   Stick (2011)
   100 Sideways Miles (2014)
   The Alex Crow (2015)
   Rabbit & Robot (2018)
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Series contributed to
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Non fiction show
 
Books containing stories by Andrew Smith
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Because You Love to Hate Me (2017)
13 Tales of Villainy
edited by
Ameriie

Award nominations
2015 Michael L. Printz Award (nominee) : Grasshopper Jungle
2014 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Young Adult Novel (nominee) : Grasshopper Jungle
2006 Richard and Judy Award (nominee) : Moondust


Andrew Smith recommends
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Dark Room Etiquette (2022)
Robin Roe
"I absolutely loved DARK ROOM ETIQUETTE. What a surprising, gripping, jolt-of-adrenaline novel Robin Roe has crafted! DARK ROOM ETIQUETTE is guaranteed to keep you awake at night, and not just because of suspense--you will not be able to stop reading it. What Robin Roe has done with the story of Sayers Wayte is refreshing and remarkable: We get to see the true evolution of his character through iterations that are at times repulsive, heroic, and yet inescapably human. This is quite honestly the best Young Adult fiction I have read in a very long time. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!"
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Bright Shining World (2020)
Josh Swiller
"Brilliant, stunning, and wonderful. I absolutely loved it…. Just... wow!"
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This Boy (2020)
Lauren Myracle
"Universal and molecular, tender and brutal-This Boy is just beautiful."

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