Doll Bones Resources
Websites
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The author's official website and your one-stop shop for all things Holly Black.
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Don't you just love Eliza Wheeler's illustrations in Doll Bones? There's way more where that came from on her official website, so check it out.
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The author visited this ceramics museum in East Liverpool to research bone china. You can just swing by the website for the scoop yourself, though.
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Holly Black describes her creepy research trip to East Liverpool, Ohio. Because you know there was some creepiness going on when she was crafting this tale.
Articles and Interviews
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Holly Black answers readers' questions on GoodReads. Spoiler alert: Black's a self-described "wuss" in real life.
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Want to know what the New York Times thinks of Black's book? Click on through to scratch that itch.
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The Washington Post ran a quick and easy review of Doll Bones—you might even say it's doll-sized itself.
Video
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The author talks about her research process. So if you're curious about what it takes to write a book, do a little research yourself by watching this video.
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The official Doll Bones book trailer. What do you think?
Audio
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Ghost stories are best told out loud, so listen to an excerpt from the Doll Bones audiobook to up the creep factor for yourself.
Images
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This is Holly Black… with black hair… and wearing all black. Go figure.
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And this is illustrator Eliza Wheeler. She's only wearing some black.
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Wondering what bone china looks like? Here's a piece of Lotus Ware, the line on which Orchid Ware was based.