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The Monster in Me by Mette Ivie Harrison New York: Holiday House, 2003 (156p.) |
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Subjects: Foster home care--Juvenile fiction; Problem families--Juvenile fiction; Running--Juvenile fiction; Interpersonal relations--Juvenile fiction; Drug abuse--Juvenile fiction; | |||||||||||
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Summary: What if you felt like you were a monster of plastic and steel instead of a flesh-and-blood human? Natalie Wills runs just so she can feel the blood rushing through her veins. (http://www.metteivieharrison.com/mybooks.html) Awards: Exceptional Rating by Today's Books and One of Bank Street’s Best Children’s Books for 2004 more information at author's web site http://www.metteivieharrison.com/monsterinfo.html HBLL Call No: 813 H247m | |||||||||||
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