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 Sonnenblick revisits the Alper family and deftly explores the aftermath of cancer survival in a funny, sweet, sad and totally believable and worthy sequel to Drums, Girls and Dangerous Pie. If you have not yet read Drums, Girls and Dangerous Pie, you really, really must. After Ever After can stand alone, but there are structural similarities in ( Read more... )

 This is the journal of twelve-year-old Finn Garrett. He's trying to cope with both his father's death and and the fact that he is becoming invisible. Truly, he is disappearing. It started with a few white hairs and now his hair is nearly completely white and his skin is beyond pale.

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  Brianna is a high school senior who is stressing about all the things high school seniors stress about - her classes, her college apps and her friends. She's a gifted math student and her father has been nagging her to apply to MIT. She's dragging her feet because deep down she has calculated the odds of her getting to graduate high school and ( Read more... )