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Aaron, Alexie
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Fiction
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2015
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Diane Fitch
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English
β 328 KB
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The Old House
β Scribed by Roberts, Willo Davis
- Book ID
- 109237080
- Publisher
- Aladdin
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 221 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781481457866
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
From three-time Edgar Awardβwinning author Willo Davis Roberts comes the "instantly compelling" (Kirkus Reviews) classic mystery, originally published as Buddy Is a Stupid Name for a Girl, about a young girl who unravels her family's deepest, darkest secrets.
All Buddy ever wanted was a normal family. But with her mother dead, her father missing, and her brother on the road searching for him, Buddy has a hard time believing it will ever happen. Instead she's living with relatives she hardly knows who resent her for reasons she can't figure out. They think everything about her is strange, especially her name.
Despite all this, Buddy clings to the hope that her father is out there, somewhere, and that her brother will find him so they can be a family again. Until then will Buddy find a way to accept her new life and figure out the mystery behind her relatives' disapproving stares?
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