Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear by Robin Wasley..

February 12th
Boys’ Mom Reads! – Review
Wishful Endings – Review, Mood Board

February 13th
Tara’s Book Addiction – Promotional Post

February 14th
AndOnSheReads – Promotional Post

February 15th
deepireads – Review

February 16th
Stay Bookish – Review, Favorite Quotes

February 17th
What Cass Reads – Review

February 18th
Reading Stewardess – Review
Therearenobadbooks – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear, Creative post: Creative Book Photo

February 12th
gsreadingspree – Review
nissa_the.bookworm – Promotional Post
bookmarked.by.becky – Review, Playlist
mandyisreading_ – Review
wishfulendings – Content Creator’s Choice

February 13th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
quirkylitlover – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear
jaimes_mystical_library – Review
tarasbookaddiction – Content Creator’s Choice

February 14th
ychg_ – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear
pawsitivelybookish – Mood Board, Promotional Post
whatkarinareads – Review
dreaminginpages – Review
brittyoreads – Review

February 15th
spoonie.reads – Review
bookish.by.trade – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear
get.outside.and.read – Promotional Post
travelersguidetobooks – Review

February 16th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
artxsouls – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear
pagesforpaige – Review, Favorite Quotes
acourtofspinesnpages – Review
hazelstaybookish – Content Creator’s Choice

February 17th
belle.bookcorner – Review
callistoscalling – Top 5 Reasons to Read Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear
temmathomas – Review

February 18th
kerasalwaysreading – Promotional Post
enthuse_reader – Review
nvl_reads – Review
celiamcmahonreads – Review, Favorite Quotes
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

Synopsis:

A painfully average teen’s life is upended by a magical apocalypse in this darkly atmospheric and sweepingly romantic novel perfect for fans of The Raven Boys , Buffy the Vampire Slayer , and The Rest of Us Just Live Here .

High school is hard enough to survive without an apocalypse to navigate.

Sid Spencer has always been the most normal girl in her abnormal hometown, a tourist trap built over one of the fault lines that seal magic away from the world. Meanwhile, all Sid has to deal with is hair-ruining humidity, painful awkwardness, being one of four Asians in town, and her friends dumping her when they start dating each other—just days after one of the most humiliating romantic rejections faced by anyone, ever, in all of history.

Then someone kills one of the Guardians who protect the seal. The earth rips open and unleashes the magic trapped inside. Monsters crawl from the ground, no one can enter or leave, and the man behind it all is roaming the streets with a gang of violent vigilantes. Suddenly, Sid’s life becomes a lot less ordinary. When she finds out her missing brother is involved, she joins the remaining Guardians, desperate to find him and close the fault line for good.

Fighting through hordes of living corpses and uncontrollable growths of forest, Sid and a ragtag crew of would-be heroes are the only thing standing between their town and the end of the world as they know it. Between magic, murderers, and burgeoning crushes, Sid must survive being a perfectly normal girl caught in a perfectly abnormal apocalypse.

Only—how can someone so ordinary make it in such an extraordinary world?