March has been a mad month for new book releases. Kidzworld has the hottest new titles for you to explore.
March 1: Dear Dumb Diary #8: It’s Not My Fault I Know Everything
Check out this hilarious new book in Jim Benton’s Dear Dumb Diary series.March 3: The 39 Clues: The Sword Thief
Amy and Dan Cahill are back in another dangerous adventure! And this time, they’re off to China in search of another clue to the great Cahill family secret. Peter Lerangis delivers the third book in The 39 Clues series.
March 10: Hunted: A House of Night Novel
Do you like Vampire stories? Then check out The House of Night series by P.C. Cast. Hunted is the fifth book following Zoey and her immortal friends.
March 10: The Forest of Hands and Teeth
Mary’s world is turned upsidedown when she discovers the truth about her village, the Sisterhood and the Forest of Hands and Teeth. Check out this novel from first-time author Carrie Ryan.
March 17: Stargazer
It’s Romeo and Juliet for vampire enthusiasts. Stargazer by Claudia Gray follows Bianca, a vampire, who falls in love with Lucas, a vampire hunter. See how their star-crossed romance started in the prequel, Evernight.
March 17: Twilight: Director’s Notebook
With the Twilight saga finished and the movie released, fans of the series are yearning for a little more vampire action. No problem! This Director’s Notebook gives readers the inside scoop on how the film was made. If you love Twilight, or you’re interested in learning how books are brought to the big screen, then this book is perfect for you.
March 24: City of Glass
This third installment in Cassandra Clare’s gripping Mortal Instruments series will have you on the edge of your seat. Also check out the first two novels, City of Bones and City of Ashes.
March 24: Fablehaven: Grip of the Shadow Plague
An awful plague has struck Fablehaven. It’s turning the wonderful, magical creatures into dark and dangerous beings. Will someone be able to save Fablehaven from the growing evil? Check out this third book in Brandon Mull’s magical series.
