I hope you enjoyed our latest One Book A Day. Here's the complete list of sponsor books:

• The New York Times Book Of New York edited by James Barron, featuring stories and pictures that define the city
• The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley, a mystery featuring 11-year old chemist Flavia de Luce
• Far Bright Star by Robert Olmstead, an aging cavalryman is left for dead in 1916 Mexico
• Amelia Rules by Jimmy Gownley, kid-friendly comics featuring the adventures of Amelia and her friends
• Frankie Pickle by Eric Wight, kid-friendly chapter book about Frankie and his overactive imagination
• Can I Wear my Nose Ring to the Interview? by Ellen Gordon Reeves, career search advice for today's job market
• The Crystal Throne by Kathryn Sullivan, a boy and girl are pulled into a land where magic is real

I hope you'll support our publishers and author sponsors by learning more about their books. If you're interested in reaching Unshelved 's 50,000 readers please email me for more information.

If you haven't heard about this book yet, you're missing out. Emmanuel Guibert has become one of my favorite comic writers/artists, and this story of a photo journalist's trip into Afghanistan that combines photos and drawings may be better than Alan's War (which we did a book club strip on last year). A sample can be found here.