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OLDER FICTION
Cashore, Kristin

Graceling

472 pp. | Harcourt | October, 2008 | Trade ISBN 978-0-15-206396-2 $17.00
(2) YA Lady Katsa was born with a hyper-developed talent for killing. She rebels against her thuggish uncle, the king, by forming the Council, a sort of social justice league, and is drawn into a mystery involving secrets, greed, and kidnapping. With creepy villains, romance, and a butt-kicking but emotionally vulnerable heroine, the story will appeal to fans of girl-power fantasy.
Reviewer: Claire E. Gross | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2008

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