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Backlist - Young Adult<br />

The Way He Lived<br />

Emily Wing Smith<br />

ISBN-13: 978-0-7387-1404-2 • US $9 .95 • CAN $11 .50<br />

Trade Paperback Original • 53 /16 x 8 • 240 pp .<br />

When Joel Espen, a closeted gay sixteen-year-old, dies of thirst on a<br />

Boy Scout hiking trip, it shakes the small Mormon town to its socially<br />

conformist foundation. And the teens who were closest to Joel start<br />

to view their community—and themselves—in a new light. Told from<br />

six heartbreaking perspectives on love, loss, and growing up Mormon,<br />

this is the poignant story of how one teen’s death can unhinge a<br />

town—and bring about its eventual transformation.<br />

h “It’s a testament to Smith’s skills that although her central character speaks<br />

only through other people’s recollections, his identity emerges distinctly by the<br />

end of the novel . . .” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)<br />

The Latte Rebellion<br />

Sarah Jamila Stevenson<br />

978-0-7387-2278-8 • US $9 .95 • CAN $11 .50<br />

Trade Paperback Original • 5 3 /16 x 8 • 336 pp .<br />

Getting called a “towel head” inspires high school senior Asha Jamison<br />

with a great money-making idea: selling T-shirts promoting the Latte<br />

Rebellion, a club that raises awareness of mixed-race students. When<br />

their “cause” goes viral, Asha’s life spirals out of control.<br />

“Asha is engaging and the depiction of her journey . . . compellingly original.”<br />

—Kirkus Reviews<br />

“[A] wonderful, conceptual story from a new author with strong promise of<br />

becoming established in the YA genre.”—VOYA<br />

“Young readers facing real life racism are sure to be inspired by the story.”<br />

—ForeWord Magazine<br />

Witch Eyes<br />

Scott Tracey<br />

ISBN-13: 978-0-7387-2595-6 • US $9 .95 • CAN $11 .50<br />

Trade Paperback Original • 5 3 /16 x 8 • 336 pp .<br />

Seventeen-year-old Braden was born with witch eyes, a gift allowing<br />

him to see through lies and spells. In Belle Dam, a city divided<br />

by two feuding witch dynasties, the family heads are desperate to use<br />

Braden’s powers. But all he wants is a normal life.<br />

A 2012 ALA Popular Paperback<br />

“Tracey spins a clever paranormal story with lots of suspense and intrigue. The<br />

complex characters drive the plot and add to the perplexity and mystery. A satisfying<br />

read.” —School Library Journal<br />

“A bewitching blend of paranormal romance and intrigue.” —Kirkus Reviews<br />

Winner of the 2009<br />

Utah Book Award<br />

(YA Category)<br />

Featured on<br />

National Public Radio’s<br />

Tell Me More program<br />

See Demon eyes<br />

on page 4.

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