Going Home, Tom Lamont, Alfred A. Knopf – Teo goes home for a brief visit with his father and to hang out with his childhood friends. Nowhere in his imagination does he expect to wind up as the guardian for a two-year-old boy
Going Home, Tom Lamont, Alfred A. Knopf – Teo goes home for a brief visit with his father and to hang out with his childhood friends. Nowhere in his imagination does he expect to wind up as the guardian for a two-year-old boy
At The Island’s Edge, Cherisa I. Jereez, Lake Union Publishing – As an Army medic in Iraq, Lina is there to save lives, not take them. When the tables turn, the shot she fires echoes throughout the center of her being …
Erin Crosby Eckstine, Junie, Ballantine Books – Teen Slave Driven to Desperate Acts by Dead Sister
Let Us March On, Shara Moon, William Morrow paperbacks – Lizzie McDuffie was a longtime nanny for a family in Atlanta and her husband, Mac, was Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s valet before he became president.
Love Can’t Feed You, Cherry Lou Sy, Dutton – Filipina Teen Struggles to Achieve Her Dream in America
How Does That Make You Feel, Magda Ecklund? by Anna Montague, ecco – Magda Ecklund’s best friend, Sara, has died and Magda is having a hard time coping.
In A League of Her Own by Kaia Alderson, William Morrow – Effa Bush divorced her first husband because she didn’t want to be just someone’s wife. She wanted to BE somebody.
Malas, Marcela Fuentes, Viking – After a strange, old woman appears, tragedies mar Pilar’s life.
The Liquid Eye of the Moon, Uchenna Awoke, Catapult – Dimpka lives with his poor family in a small village in rural Nigeria.
Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder, Kerry Mayne, St. Martin Press – Lenny Marks’ life runs right on schedule. She teaches school but has little interaction with other
teachers. Or anyone else.