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Tag: Girls Fiction

April 11, 2007

Tradition!

Mercedes Lackey has written a lot of novels, but some of the best ones for young adults are from The Five Hundred Kingdoms where…

April 10, 2007

Summer Stories

Debbie looked out into the world and wished that something would happen. She didn’t have any real idea what, just that… that indefinable something…

April 10, 2007

The Dark Side of the Moon

A school assignment to write three different papers on the moon is no picnic. Why is it, Miranda wonders, that teachers all manage to…

April 10, 2007

The Familiar Face of Darkness

Keturah is an unique and integral part of a very small village, Tide-by-Rood. Though poor, she and her friends are happy, living below the…

April 3, 2007

Breaking Through to the Other Side

She is only a capricious, slightly spoiled, mischevious seven-year-old when her Aunt Redd invades her parent’s castle and kills her mother the queen, after…

February 21, 2007

She Wanted A Family. They Needed A Ghost

This book is the WINNER of the 2006 CYBIL AWARDS in Middle Grade Fiction Singing in the outhouse is really only a form of…

February 21, 2007

A Radioactive Rock Collection

An absorbing novel about science, history and family, Ellen Klages’ The Green Glass Sea is the 2007 Winner of the Scott O’Dell Award for…

February 21, 2007

Preppy is the New Goth: Yikes!

Oh My Goth is a fast-paced, funny novel that I picked up simply because of the title. It was a quick, amusing read that…

February 21, 2007

Truth Well Spiced

Hayley Flynn’s life is turning inside out. Her dad’s kind of ditched them — forever, it looks like. Her mom’s going into a “program”…

February 6, 2007

A Higher Love

Lucky Trimble… isn’t. Her mother died two years ago when she was eight, the morning after a huge desert storm, and so she’s now…

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