You've Been Berry Berry Good To Bamboo People!

When you write a book that isn't a gothic-zombie-romantic-thriller-optioned-for-a-movie-before-pub-date kind of novel, you count on many, many advocates to spread the news so that young people can discover your story. That's why I'm eternally grateful to the bloggers and reviewers who have recommended Bamboo People (Charlesbridge, July 2010). Feel free to click like crazy on the links to read the reviews:

Aaron's Books 
A Chair, A Fireplace, A Tea Cozy
A Foodie Bibliophile in Wanderlust
A Year of Reading
Albany Times-Union
Amy Reads
Asian Review of Books
Becky's Book Reviews
Bermuda Onion
Blue Bunny Bookstore
Bookbundlz 
BookExpo America
Booking Mama 
Book Moot
Book Page
Bookselling This Week 
Boston Globe 
Boston Globe | Your Town
Brookfield Public Library
Bruce Wishart
Brown Paper
Café Saturday
Caribous Mom
Check it Out
Explore Dance
Foreword Reviews
Good Books and Good Wine
Helen's Book Blog
Hip Writer Mama
Kids Momo
Librarian by Day
Media Macaroni
Menasha Public Library 
Multiculturalism Rocks!
Murdoch's Musings 
NPR's On Point Radio
The Old Coot
PaperTigers
The Planet Esme Plan 
Professor Nana
readergirlz
Reading in Color
Reading is Fundamental
Semicolon 
She is Too Fond of Books
Shelf Awareness
Stanford Magazine
The Picnic Basket 
Unintentionally Funny Books
Unshelved
YA Bookshelf

Did I miss anybody? If so, please leave a note in the comments and I will add your review to the list. With a loud shout of thanks.

Of course, I also rejoice over industry reviews from the likes of Horn Book, Kirkus, Booklist and PW (read them here), but there's a Burma Shave kind of buzz that can only be generated by bunches of bloggers. And tweets. Plus Facebook "likes" and mentions. So, thank you, thank you, thank you, to everybody who has supported the launch of this book!