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Publisher
Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
ISBN-10
163450674X
ISBN-13
9781634506748
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12038370943
Product Key Features
Book Title
Divah
Number of Pages
400 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Love & Romance, Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural, General, Thrillers & Suspense
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.4 in
Item Weight
17.5 Oz
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2015-043200
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"What a shimmering fever dream this is, replete with hunky angels, slavering hellhounds, and twenty-four-hour room service! And here's something else: you'll never be able to look at an Hermès scarf--or Marilyn Monroe--quite the same way ever again." --Kate Klimo, author of Daughter of the Centaurs and the Dragon Keepers series "Susannah Appelbaum's Divah is a creepy, fun, demonic romp through the Upper East Side of Manhattan and French Revolution Paris, and I want to be Itzy Nash when I grow up. Read this book, but never place your bag on the floor. Trust me." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil's Rock, "What a shimmering fever dream this is, replete with hunky angels, slavering hellhounds, and twenty-four hour room service! And here's something else: you'll never be able to look at an Hermès scarf--or Marilyn Monroe--quite the same way ever again."--Kate Klimo, author of Daughter of the Centaurs and the Dragon Keepers series, "Susannah Appelbaum has written a story so full of high fashion, high society, humor, horror, history, romance, and magic, you might not stop to notice the beautiful writing, but you should. It's all there." --Nora Raleigh Baskin, award-winning author of What Every Girl (Except Me) Knows and Anything But Typical "Hermès, Evian, the French Revolution, and the Carlyle hotel--I'll never look at any of these without thoughts of epic battles, earwigs, angels, and demons. Everything you thought you knew about divas is old and outdated. Divah is the must-have handbook for the contemporary demon hunter." --Nicole Quinn, author of The Gold Stone Girl trilogy "What a shimmering fever dream this is, replete with hunky angels, slavering hellhounds, and twenty-four-hour room service! And here's something else: you'll never be able to look at an Hermès scarf--or Marilyn Monroe--quite the same way ever again." --Kate Klimo, author of Daughter of the Centaurs and the Dragon Keepers series "Susannah Appelbaum's Divah is a creepy, fun, demonic romp through the Upper East Side of Manhattan and French Revolution Paris, and I want to be Itzy Nash when I grow up. Read this book, but never place your bag on the floor. Trust me." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil's Rock, "Susannah Appelbaum has written a story so full of high fashion, high society, humor, horror, history, romance, and magic, you might not stop to notice the beautiful writing, but you should. It's all there." --Nora Raleigh Baskin, award-winning author of What Every Girl (Except Me) Knows and Anything But Typical "Hermès, Evian, the French Revolution, and the Carlyle hotel--I'll never look at any of these without thoughts of epic battles, earwigs, angels, and demons. Everything you thought you knew about divas is old and outdated. Divah is the must-have handbook for the contemporary demon hunter." --Nicole Quinn, author of The Gold Stone Girl trilogy "What a shimmering fever dream this is, replete with hunky angels, slavering hellhounds, and twenty-four-hour room service! And here's something else: you'll never be able to look at an Hermès scarf--or Marilyn Monroe--quite the same way ever again." --Kate Klimo, author of Daughter of the Centaurs and the Dragon Keepers series "Susannah Appelbaum's Divah is a creepy, fun, demonic romp through the Upper East Side of Manhattan and French Revolution Paris, and I want to be Itzy Nash when I grow up. Read this book, but never place your bag on the floor. Trust me." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil's Rock "In Divah , Susannah Appelbaum creates a mythic romp, exposing a world where evil slithers along gilded corridors and angels and demons are never exactly what they seem. With rich imagery and playful plotting, Appelbaum conjures a beautiful grotesquerie where Botox is demon food, where Marilyn Monroe was once the world's most dangerous demon-hunter, and where beneath every glittering surface there lurks a different monster. Appelbaum's crisp, delightful prose draws the reader through this fast-paced tale that is at once wildly inventive and uproariously fun." --McCormick Templeman, author of The Little Woods and The Glass Casket "Combining equal parts sly humor, cosmopolitan glamour, and white-knuckled danger, Divah is a page-turner par excellence . And not only does it feature a cast of truly sexy heroes and revolting villains--if Buffy the Vampire Slayer edited Vogue, Divah 's heroine Itzy Nash would be its first cover girl." --Wendy N. Wagner, author of Skinwalkers, "After 17-year-old Itzy Nash arrives at New York City's Carlyle Hotel, the distant aunt she is supposed to spend the summer with is nowhere to be found. Instead, Itzy is confronted by Luc, a handsome stranger who soon informs her that demons are quite real--and as a fallen angel, he should know. Marilyn Monroe, it turns out, was a demon-hunter, while Marie Antoinette was the "Divah," queen of the demons. Marie is returning, threatening dark days for humanity, and the fate of the world may rest with Itzy. Appelbaum's (the Poisons of Caux series) story takes a while to find its footing, unleashing back story and details about this demon-filled version of our world through awkwardly deployed devices that include Luc's letters to Marie Antoinette, the musings of a reclusive actress, and a substantial mid-novel narrative shift that dives into Luc's love-affair-gone-wrong with the French queen. Even so, Appelbaum threads her story with enough playful details to keep readers enticed--who knew that guillotines and well-tied Hermés scarves were such useful tools when fighting demons? Ages 12-up. (Mar.)" -- Publishers Weekly "Susannah Appelbaum has written a story so full of high fashion, high society, humor, horror, history, romance, and magic, you might not stop to notice the beautiful writing, but you should. It's all there." --Nora Raleigh Baskin, award-winning author of What Every Girl (Except Me) Knows and Anything But Typical "Hermès, Evian, the French Revolution, and the Carlyle hotel--I'll never look at any of these without thoughts of epic battles, earwigs, angels, and demons. Everything you thought you knew about divas is old and outdated. Divah is the must-have handbook for the contemporary demon hunter." --Nicole Quinn, author of The Gold Stone Girl trilogy "What a shimmering fever dream this is, replete with hunky angels, slavering hellhounds, and twenty-four-hour room service! And here's something else: you'll never be able to look at an Hermès scarf--or Marilyn Monroe--quite the same way ever again." --Kate Klimo, author of Daughter of the Centaurs and the Dragon Keepers series "Susannah Appelbaum's Divah is a creepy, fun, demonic romp through the Upper East Side of Manhattan and French Revolution Paris, and I want to be Itzy Nash when I grow up. Read this book, but never place your bag on the floor. Trust me." --Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil's Rock "In Divah , Susannah Appelbaum creates a mythic romp, exposing a world where evil slithers along gilded corridors and angels and demons are never exactly what they seem. With rich imagery and playful plotting, Appelbaum conjures a beautiful grotesquerie where Botox is demon food, where Marilyn Monroe was once the world's most dangerous demon-hunter, and where beneath every glittering surface there lurks a different monster. Appelbaum's crisp, delightful prose draws the reader through this fast-paced tale that is at once wildly inventive and uproariously fun." --McCormick Templeman, author of The Little Woods and The Glass Casket "Combining equal parts sly humor, cosmopolitan glamour, and white-knuckled danger, Divah is a page-turner par excellence . And not only does it feature a cast of truly sexy heroes and revolting villains--if Buffy the Vampire Slayer edited Vogue, Divah 's heroine Itzy Nash would be its first cover girl." --Wendy N. Wagner, author of Skinwalkers
Grade From
Sixth Grade
Grade To
Sixth Grade
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Synopsis
Eloise meets Rosemary's Baby in New York City's very own Carlyle hotel. Seventeen-year-old Itzy Nash is spending the summer at the exclusive Carlyle hotel in New York City. But the hotel harbors more than the rich and privileged; it is host to a gorgeous fallen angel, reclusive movie stars, and--Itzy soon learns--demons of the worst sort. When the Queen of the Damned checks in, all Hell breaks loose. Itzy is called upon to save herself--and all of humanity--from the ravages of the Underworld. There's only one problem: Itzy's possessed. Part gothic thriller, part historical fiction, the novel straddles the Upper East Side and the lush trappings of the Carlyle hotel, and Paris during the Reign of Terror in 1789. Marie Antoinette is the Queen of the Damned. Marilyn Monroe is an expert demon hunter. To kill a demon, Hermès scarves, Evian water, and a guillotine are the weapons of choice. For anyone who loved Daughter of Smoke and Bone , this has an epic battle between angels and demons with a doomed love story at its core. But it's also darkly funny, for fans of Hold Me Closer, Necromancer , and more than anything it's something original--dark, funny, clever, and glamorous., Eloise meets Rosemary's Baby in New York City's very own Carlyle hotel. Seventeen-year-old Itzy Nash is spending the summer at the exclusive Carlyle hotel in New York City. But the hotel harbors more than the rich and privileged; it is host to a gorgeous fallen angel, reclusive movie stars, and--Itzy soon learns--demons of the worst sort. When the Queen of the Damned checks in, all Hell breaks loose. Itzy is called upon to save herself--and all of humanity--from the ravages of the Underworld. There's only one problem: Itzy's possessed. Part gothic thriller, part historical fiction, the novel straddles the Upper East Side and the lush trappings of the Carlyle hotel, and Paris during the Reign of Terror in 1789. Marie Antoinette is the Queen of the Damned. Marilyn Monroe is an expert demon hunter. To kill a demon, Herm s scarves, Evian water, and a guillotine are the weapons of choice. For anyone who loved Daughter of Smoke and Bone , this has an epic battle between angels and demons with a doomed love story at its core. But it's also darkly funny, for fans of Hold Me Closer, Necromancer , and more than anything it's something original--dark, funny, clever, and glamorous.
LC Classification Number
PZ7.A6445Di 2016
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