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Richard Peck<br />

AMANDA/MIRANDA<br />

“Peck understood the lure of the Titanic<br />

long before the current craze...Peck has<br />

a sure winner here...a charming novel,<br />

full of mistaken identity, class differences,<br />

thwarted love, and sweet revenge.”<br />

—Booklist<br />

Rec: BL, H<br />

4 3/8 x 7 1/8 176 pp. 2001<br />

978-0-14-131217-0 $5.99<br />

ARE YOU IN THE HOUSE ALONE?<br />

“A well-told, non-sensationalized story<br />

[which] makes a powerful statement<br />

concerning the problems—physical,<br />

emotional, and judicial—that face a rape<br />

victim.” —Booklist<br />

Rec: AY, BL, C, H, SLJ, W<br />

4 3/8 x 7 1/8 160 pp. 2000<br />

978-0-14-130693-3 $5.99<br />

THE DREADFUL FUTURE<br />

OF BLOSSOM CULP<br />

It’s Halloween 1914, and teenage psychic<br />

Blossom Culp sneaks into the house<br />

where the rest of her class is having a<br />

party—and that’s when everything goes<br />

haywire.<br />

Rec: PW<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 192 pp. 2001<br />

978-0-14-131094-7 $5.99<br />

DREAMLAND LAkE<br />

Flip and Brian have been best friends<br />

since grade school. But everything<br />

changes in seventh grade when they<br />

find a dead man lying in the leaves near<br />

Dreamland Lake. What happens in the<br />

summer the follows will change their<br />

lives forever.<br />

Rec: K, SLJ<br />

4 3/8 x 7 1/8 160 pp. 2000<br />

978-0-14-130812-8 $4.99<br />

FATHER FIGURE<br />

Seventeen-year-old Jim Atwater has<br />

played father to his kid brother, Byron,<br />

ever since their parents’ divorce eight<br />

years ago. Since then they’ve lived with<br />

their mother and grandmother—and<br />

their father has been a stranger to them.<br />

But Jim and Byron’s familiar world falls<br />

apart when their mother dies and their<br />

father shows up out of nowhere, wanting<br />

to be part of his sons’ lives. Can Jim set<br />

aside his anger and come to terms with<br />

his father?<br />

Rec: AN, AY, BL, C, H, SLJ, V<br />

4 3/8 x 7 1/8 208 pp. 1996<br />

978-0-14-037969-3 $5.99<br />

THE GHOST BELONGED TO ME<br />

When Alexander notices an eerie light<br />

out in the barn, he thinks his friend<br />

Blossom Culp is trying to spook him.<br />

But one night Alexander comes face to<br />

face with the ghost of a drowned girl,<br />

who brings a cryptic warning. Is there<br />

time for Alexander to act on her words?<br />

“Peck’s blending of mystery and humor<br />

makes an unusual and entertaining ghost<br />

story.” —BooklistH<br />

Rec: AN, BLH, C, CE, E, H, LC, SLJ, V, W<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 192 pp. 1997<br />

978-0-14-038671-4 $5.99<br />

GHOSTS I HAVE BEEN<br />

“Blossom Culp, the dauntless, rather<br />

scruffy heroine of The Ghost Belonged<br />

to Me, is back in a kind of occult tall<br />

tale....The effervescent comedy—both<br />

high and low—is imbued with the free<br />

spirit of exaggeration and written with an<br />

unmistakable American accent.”<br />

—The Horn Book<br />

Rec: AY, BLH, CE, H, SLJ, TE, V, W<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 224 pp. 2001<br />

978-0-14-131096-1 $6.99<br />

THE RIVER BETWEEN US<br />

During the early days of the Civil War,<br />

the Pruitt family takes in two mysterious<br />

young ladies who have fled New Orleans<br />

to come north to Illinois. But who are<br />

they? “Peck masterfully describes the<br />

female Civil War experience, the subtle<br />

and not-too-subtle ways the country was<br />

changing, and the split in loyalty that<br />

separated towns and even families.”<br />

—School Library Journal<br />

Rec: BLH, CH, HH KH, PWH, SLJ, V, WP<br />

5 1/2 x 8 1/2 176 pp. 2005<br />

978-0-14-240310-5 $6.99<br />

STRAYS LIkE US<br />

“In this tender novel, [Peck] paints<br />

a richly detailed portrait of Molly, a<br />

drug-addict’s daughter sent at the age<br />

of 12 to live with a great-aunt she has<br />

never met....This sensitive heroine is<br />

one readers will want to take under their<br />

wing—and will bid her a fond farewell at<br />

the story’s gratifying conclusion.”<br />

—Publishers WeeklyH<br />

Rec: BLH, C, F, H, K, PWH, V<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 160 pp. 2000<br />

978-0-14-130619-3 $5.99<br />

See index for more titles by Richard Peck.<br />

197 ◆<br />

Ages 12 & up • <strong>Young</strong> Adult Reads

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