General Snow Day; Little Western Jumpers; Sleeping Persephone Promise; Collected Burning Queen

[maribou]

The Snow Day by Komako Sakai, and Snow, by Sam Usher
The Snow Day was adorable and odd and imagination-stirring (it also had a protagonist that different reviewers have gendered differently, which I found cool). Which was awesome, but did make me like Snow less, since it is merely cute and amusing, and I read them close together.
(88, 89)

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[jenett]

Bryant and May! I started reading them as a "I have run out of the Rivers of London" solution, and loving them for the sense of place.

(I'm only done with book 4 so far. But I love the very British mystery sense of quirkiness and space and ... yeah. Right up my alley.)