The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin, Kindle edition, is on sale at Amazon for $2.99, less than the price of a Starbucks drink “tall” size, meaning “small,” which still confuses me. Anyway. . .if, like me, you’re curious to read this dark paranormal YA fantasy, here’s your chance to do it on a budget.
Speaking of author Michelle Hodkin, on Sunday 7/24 at Comic-Con in San Diego, she’s slated to be part of an INCREDIBLE panel of YA authors. Check this out! Seriously!
- Renee Ahdieh (The Wrath and the Dawn series)
- Victoria Aveyard (The Red Queen series)
- Michelle Hodkin (The Mara Dyer Trilogy)
- Lauren Oliver (Vanishing Girls)
- Brendan Reichs (Virals series)
- Victoria Schwab (A Darker Shade of Magic)
- Laini Taylor (Strange the Dreamer)
- Adam Silvera (More Happy Than Not)
The topic is “What’s Hot in Young Adult Fiction.” If you’re at Comic-Con and you get a chance to sit in on this panel, please post details on your blog or message me. I would so loooove to be there.
–Eve Messenger
Eve Messenger 
I’ve been thinking about reading this book to fulfill my reading challenge of a book I feel like everyone has read but me. Ha! Just downloaded it!
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Whew, another YA fan in the world who hasn’t read this book. Now I don’t feel so alone.
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I wish I could go to Comic-con as well. It’s been a dream of mine for several years now haha 😥
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The idea of attending Comic-con both thrills and terrifies me, but to be able to listen in on a panel discussion with amazing authors like these would make braving traffic and crowds worthwhile.
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I actually don’t mind crowds but I can see why they would bother people haha but yeah I agree, these authors would def be worth it.
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My friend’s son loves going to the comic-con in London – if he ever went to this event I don’t think we’d see him for the day!
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That’s funny. I’ve heard the only way to get tickets to Comic-Con San Diego is if you order them right after the last conventions ends–in other words, a year in advance!
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Oh, I’m sure my friend buys the tickets well advance each year. We went to a gaming convention in London last year and had bought the tickets months in advance. The queue was crazy long but we were in the giant hall within an hour which was quick the regulars said.
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I’ve been wanting to read this series. Thanks for posting this! I’m going to buy a Kindle copy right now. 🙂
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