|
Make Me a Home by Tamra Norton Springville, Utah: Cedar Fort Inc., 2008 |
| |||||||||
|
Subjects: Families -- Idaho -- Juvenile fiction; Moving, Household -- Juvenile fiction; Worry in children -- Juvenile fiction; Loneliness in children -- Juvenile fiction; Best friends -- Juvenile fiction; Friendship in children -- Juvenile fiction; Grandmothers -- Juvenile fiction; Grandparent and child -- Juvenile fiction; Children of military personnel -- Juvenile fiction; Fathers and daughters -- Juvenile fiction; Separation (Psychology) in children -- Juvenile fiction; Authors, American -- Utah -- Juvenile fiction; Idaho -- Juvenile fiction; Iraq -- Juvenile fiction; Realistic fiction, American -- Juvenile fiction; | |||||||||||
|
Summary: Allie Claybrook has spent the better part of her sixth-grade year as the "new kid" at Edna Elementary School - a title she is eager to shed. When Ivy Peterson moves to town, Allie quickly becomes her friend. It doesn't hurt that Ivy's older brother, Ty, is the best-looking boy in the seventh grade. But it doesn't help that Celeste - the most popular girl in Allie's class - shares Allie's views about Ty. As Allie deals with her father's deployment to Iraq and Ivy deals with her parents' divorce, the girls discover the importance of friendship and a place to call home. (Publisher website) More info on publisher website http://www.cedarfort.com/catalog/9781599551135.html HBLL Call No: 813 N8287111makho
| |||||||||||
Total Queries: 14. Total Execution Time: 0.015 sec.
Copyright © 2003 Brigham Young University. All Rights Reserved.
Feedback: GideonBurton@byu.edu