... wrote a lot of other YA fantasy, but these 5 books are his masterpiece. Garth Nix I like his Keys of the Kingdom series (Mister Monday is the first), but I think his Abhorsen Trilogy is his best work. Robin McKinley Her Damar books The Blue Sword and The hero and the crown are my ...

... off this summer! 6 weeks of no school and very few outside responsibilities = lots o' reading! I am VERY lucky! 53F.) Mister Monday by Garth Nix Yes, I'm digging into the YA shelves again! This was AWESOME! Pretty typical on the face of things...a young boy must aid another world in ...

Being in Garth Nixs' keys to the kingdom series would be so cool, meeting all of the crazy denizens and the keys....all that power at your fingertips that would be awesome.

... name just one but I can narrow it down to two, The first would be the keys to the kingdom series by Garth Nix Of which Mister Monday is the first book in the series, and I would recommend it to any one who can read, it is a wonderful book. The second is by John Flanagan of the Rangers A ...

... 26. Knit Fast, Die Young by Mary Kruger 27. One Eye Laughing, The Other Eye Weeping by Barry Denenberg 28. Mister Monday by Garth Nix 29. A Daring Courtship by Valerie King 30. A Rogue in a Kilt by Sandy Blair ...continued...

So does anyone else have a book like the Keys to the Kingdom?

... how it was actually quite a poor book, to the extent that I won't re-read it, even though I was planning to. I think it was Mister Monday :/

... Wollstonecraft Shelley

... comics/ short story collections - Non-fiction - Books by Danish writers YA books. I hae most of the Keys to the Kingdom books by Garth Nix in a pile, waiting for my attention, and I just receives all the Lioness books by Tamora Pierce that I also want to read - ...

Mister Monday by Garth Nix

I finished two more books on my list. #10 Mister Monday by Garth Nix is the first in the Keys to the Kingdom series. While it wasn't fantastic, it did keep my interest for the most part and was a very easy read. It was good enough that I added the second and third books to my list. Some of ...

#7 Mister Monday by Garth Nix The first book in the series of the Keys to the Kingdom series. Easy to read. Not sure if I'll be reading the next 6 books though. I'm trying to decide if I want to or not. I think this is one that will have to be decided with a 2nd book, but for some reason - ...

... book in which the characters are having tea is one in which I'll inevitably find myself following suite. These days it's The Keys to the Kingdom by Garth Nix, and prior to that it was The Winter Rose by Jennifer Donnelly. The Hobbit and other Tolkien, as well as Anne McCaffrey's ...

I'm caught up in Garth Nix's Keys to the Kingdom series, in which many of the characters are immortals who do not need to eat or drink (but enjoy to do so, if they can, for show). In the third book Drowned Wednesday, the main character Arthur is presented with a cup of tea and a biscuit at ...

... It’s sick and twisted, and very funny. (Though some of the orcs-as-marines bits went on a bit.) 02, 03, and 04. Mister Monday, Grim Tuesday and Drowned Wednesday by Garth Nix We moved house over the New Year, and after a couple of weeks of packing, cleaning, and ...

... I read this book because I had already read Mister Monday and really wanted to know what happened next. While good, I liked Mister Monday better. Arthur's adventures continue in the House where he must win the second Key to save his family (and his world). I am looking forward to finding the ...

... in preparation for a LotR reread in the coming year, and started in on The Well of Ascension. I'm also listening to Mister Monday by Garth Nix.

... to remember to bring along books on CD to listen to. I agree that it makes the time go faster. I listened to most of Mister Monday by Garth Nix today, driving home from Pennsylvania.

I voted for: Looking Glass Wars Keys to the Kingdom 13 Little Blue Envelopes

... Vote for January's Book!! Your choices are... Snowflower and the Secret Fan City of Ember Keys to the Kingdom 13 Little Blue Envelopes A Certain Slant of Light The Tenth Circle Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist Hattie Big Sky Looking Glass Wars ...

Maybe Keys to the Kingdom by Garth Nix, the first one. It is a book that I have on my tbr pile that looks interesting. Or maybe 13 Little Blue Envelopes?

... The Sherwood Ring, also by Elizabeth Marie Pope. If you like Abarat, you are also likely to enjoy Garth Nix's The Keys to the Kingdom series. No one has yet mentioned two of my favorites, The Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander, and The Dark is Rising series by Susan Cooper. D ...

ok .. continuing on. 4. The Horizontal Instrument - I've read better but I'll probably keep this one 5. Mister Monday - I've been tossing up whether to wait until I had the whole series before reading these - obviously, I couldn't wait any longer.

Powder and Patch by Georgette Heyer The Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce Mister Monday by Garth Nix The Confidential Clerk by T.S. Eliot A Mislaid Magic by Joyce Windsor

6. Mister Monday by Garth Nix c/r Wicked: Curse / Nancy Holder, Grim Tuesday / Garth Nix, and Firethorn / Sarah Micklem

... risley 4. Wicked: Witch by Nancy Holder 5. Here's To You Rachel Robinson by Judy Blume currently reading Mister Monday / Garth Nix, Curse / Nancy Holder, and Firethorn / Sarah Micklem

Currently reading Mister Monday by Garth Nix, Curse by Nancy Holder, and The Milly Molly Mandy Storybook by Joyce Lanckaster Brisley which I borrowed cause I remember how much I loved it as a child.

... : Shep (Nyle) Phoenix Rising Lirael Lirael She's an awesome magical heroine, and she's a shy quiet librarian. Leaf The Keys to the Kingdom

... my wife and friends read them, too. I got several people hooked on Garth Nix, including his Keys to the Kingdom series (Mister Monday, Grim Tuesday, Drowned Wednesday, Sir Thursday ...). I don't think two books count as a series, but I also love Neil Gaiman's American Gods and A ...

... liked it). I personally think that's Garth Nix's best series, although the Keys of the Kingdom series, starting with Mister Monday, is also quite good. Yep, I've read George R.R. Martin's series (in fact, a grandsenior still has the first book, I lent it to her and she never gave ...