IN THE STACKS
Our topic this month: Hugo Winners
Our topic this month: Hugo Winners
ENDER'S GAME by Orson Scott
Card"Ender's Game is one of those books you know you should read… then one day you pick it up, and you wonder why you waited so long." -- Sara Paige
HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET
OF FIRE by J. K. Rowling"The publishers were probably happy to give Rowling free reign, with very little editing… she was, after all, their license to print money." -- Cathy Thomson
JONATHAN
STRANGE AND MR. NORRELL by
Susanna Clarke"After the first hundred pages, I was beginning to grit my teeth and contemplate how much weight I would gain if I rewarded myself with chocolate every ten pages." -- Rachel Day
PALADIN
OF SOULS by Lois McMaster Bujold"With Ista, who is flat-out forty, Bujold has tapped into the -- gah, I hate the word zeitgeist, but that’s what Bujold has tapped into." -- Kate Nagy
STARSHIP
TROOPERS by Robert
Heinlein"The book is much different from, and much better than, the movie. In fact, if you wish to completely ignore the existence of the movie altogether you have my blessing." -- K. Burtt
WHERE
LATE THE SWEET BIRDS SANG
by Kate Wilhelm"This book takes you places you never quite imagined it might when first you picked it up." -- Rachel Hyland



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