Graham Marks

Profile

Children's Books (Author)

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  Bad Bones
  Reviewed in BfK No. 215 (November 2015)
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  Bad Day
  Reviewed in BfK No. 189 (July 2011)
  4
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  Playing with Phyre
  Reviewed in BfK No. 186 (January 2011)
  3
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  I Spy: The Constantinople Caper
  Reviewed in BfK No. 181 (March 2010)
  2
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  Strange Hiding Place
  Reviewed in BfK No. 172 (September 2008)
  4
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  Kaï-ro
  Reviewed in BfK No. 168 (January 2008)
  4
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  Omega Place
  Reviewed in BfK No. 167 (November 2007)
  3
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  Zoo
  Reviewed in BfK No. 152 (May 2005)
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  How It Works
  Reviewed in BfK No. 146 (May 2004)
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  Fault Line
  Reviewed in BfK No. 100 (September 1996)
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  The Finding of Stoby Binder
  Reviewed in BfK No. 29 (November 1984)
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Articles

AN INTERVIEW WITH LOUIS SACHAR	BfK No. 213 (July 2015)	Graham Marks to the bestselling author about his new book Fuzzy Mud.
ROBERT MUCHAMORE INTERVIEW	BfK No. 204 (January 2014)	Robert Muchamore on his new book Rock War.
DARREN SHAN’s New Twelve Part Series	BfK No. 195 (July 2012)	Graham Marks interviews Darren Shan for Books for Keeps.
Tony DiTerliz interviewed	BfK No. 190 (September 2011)	Graham Marks talks to Tony DiTerlizzi
John Connolly turns to children’s fiction	BfK No. 188 (May 2011)	John Connolly interviewed for Graham Marks.
Don Calame interviewed by Graham Marks	BfK No. 188 (May 2011)	Why did a Hollywood screenwriter decide to write a novel for teenagers? Or, more specifically, a novel for teenage boys about teenage boys? The three main protagonists in Don Calame’s debut novel Swim the Fly - Matt, Coop and Sean - are artfully drawn, living, breathing boys, both funny and charming, even when they’re being gross. Graham Marks interviewed Don Calame for Books for Keeps and learnt how the novel came about.
Garth Nix and Sean Williams in a Collaborative Venture	BfK No. 188 (May 2011)	Graham Marks interviews Garth Nix and Sean Williams for Books for Keeps about their new collaboration, Troubletwisters
Rebecca Stead interviewed by BfK	BfK No. 186 (January 2011)	Graham Marks talks to Rebecca Stead about her latest book.
I Wish I’d Written... The Invention of Hugo Cabret	BfK No. 170 (May 2008)	Graham Marks chooses Brian Selznick's The Invention of Hugo Cabret.

History

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