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James Dashner, "New York Times" bestselling author of "The Maze Runner" trilogy"A truly original piece of work. Swinging from funny to creepy to intriguing, it kept me enthralled throughout. I loved it."Sylvia Branzei, author of the international bestselling "Grossology" series and author of the "Ickstory" series""The Wikkeling" is fresh and edgy. Even when I wasn't reading the book, I couldn't stop thinking about it. It is a great story that makes the reader ponder, "What if?" and, "Could our future look similar to the one in this book?" "The Wikkeling" is a middle-grade novel with the maturity to appeal to adult science fiction readers as well. It is a good read." Jacqueline West, "New York Times "bestselling author of "The Shadows "(Book 1 of "The" "Books of Elsewhere")"Skillfully written, clever, frightening, and hopeful, it is a tale that feels like a reassuring secret handshake to anyone who believes in the power of books." "Kirkus Reviews," April 15, 2011 Provocative and offbeat. "(Fantasy. 10-14)" "School Library Journal" "Arntson has created a detailed and fascinating dystopian world that seems eerily similar to our own, and Terrazzini's illustrations strike just the right note. This delightfully creepy tale will appeal to fans of Neil Gaiman's "Coraline."""Kirkus," May 2011 "The 13 stories, from a range of authors including several who have previously written mostly for adults, range from romance to horror, cover a gamut of times and places ...machinery and punk spirit." "Books at Midnight," May 2011 "short yet pleasurable, like whiffs of a delicious, passing aroma.""The Book Smuggler," 5/27/11 ""The Wikkeling" is an interesting endeavor, mixing a horrific sort of Coraline-ish fantasy element with a dystopian, high-technology society. ... wonderfully creepy and brilliantly imagined."Ian Chipman, "Booklist" May 2011 ..".What Arntson is really doing is looking forward to look back, using a near-future techn
