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Eliot Schrefer



ELIOT SCHREFER is a resident of New York City and an honors graduate of Harvard College. A contributor to The Huffington Post and a reviewer for USA Today, Eliot has been profiled in Newsweek, New York Magazine, the New York Post, WWD, and NPR's "Leonard Lopate Show." His first novel, Glamorous Disasters, became an international bestseller. He has since been writing for young adults. His books have been translated into Russian, Polish, Romanian, and German.
 

Genres: Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy
 
New Books
October 2023

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Charming Young Man
 
Series
Ape Quartet
   1. Endangered (2012)
     aka Heart of Danger
   2. Threatened (2014)
   3. Rescued (2016)
   4. Orphaned (2018)
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Lost Rainforest
   1. Mez's Magic (2018)
   2. Gogi's Gambit (2019)
   3. Rumi's Riddle (2019)
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Novels
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Series contributed to
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Every Star That Falls (2023)
(Suicide Notes, book 2)
Michael Thomas Ford
"Generous, wry, and big-hearted. A touching and riotous journey through the legacies of pain and the wonders of connection."
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Anything But Fine (2022)
Tobias Madden
"Luca's wit is the armor shielding his tender and sweet insides, and what brilliant armor it is. This book is the funniest I've read all year, which makes its vulnerability and poignancy only more powerful."
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The Lock-Eater (2022)
Zack Loran Clark
"Zack Loran Clark has spun a new classic. Perfect next read for fans of timeless favorites by Ursula LeGuin and Diana Wynne Jones."
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Lone Stars (2021)
Justin Deabler
"Deabler's wide-ranging empathy and emotional intelligence mark him as an important new writer to watch."
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The Healer (2018)
Donna Freitas
"Donna Freitas has crafted a beautiful and moving account of young love in extraordinary circumstances. A fascinating exploration of the ties that bind us to family and lovers, and the freedom that comes from discovering one’s own power."
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Everything Must Go (2017)
Jenny Fran Davis
"It's magic to find such levels of bracing intelligence and vulnerable warmth in one book. Hilarious, incisive, and light on its feet, Everything Must Go is a treat for anyone who's ever gone to great lengths to belong."
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The Immortals (2016)
(Olympus Bound, book 1)
Jordanna Max Brodsky
"Brilliantly conceived and tautly plotted, The Immortals is a pulse thrumming, fascinating novel. Selene is a perfect heroine for our times."

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