Random House New Releases - Juvenile Fiction - Historical - United States - Between May 26, 2012 and June 25, 2013.

Every Day After by Laura Golden

2013-06-11T00:30:00-05:00

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

Jennifer Holm's fans will root for Lizzie Hawkins. RUTA SEPETYS, New York Times bestselling author of BETWEEN SHADES OF GREY, says: "A beautiful story of acceptance and determination. Lizzie Hawkins reminds us that in the mids of losing something precious we may find something equally important: ourselves."

It's been two months since Lizzie's daddy disappeared due to the awful Depression. Lizzie's praying he'll return to Bittersweet, Alabama, for her birthday. It won't feel special without him, what with Lizzie's Mama being so sad she won't even talk and the bank nipping at their heels for a mortgage payment.

Daddy expected her to be the best at any cost. But Lizzie claims "that cost me my top grades and my best friend. It's dumped 'em both square into Erin's hands. She's gone batty if she thinks she's gonna get me carted off to the orphanage."

While Lizzie waits, she gets comfort writing in her journal. As time passes, she can only picture her daddy's face by opening her locket. If others can get by, why did her daddy leave? If he doesn't return, how can she overcome the same obstacles that drove him away?

Every Day After by Laura Golden

2013-06-11T00:30:00-05:00

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

It's been two months since Lizzie's daddy disappeared due to the awful Depression. Lizzie's praying he'll return to Bittersweet, Alabama, for her birthday. It won't feel special without him, what with Lizzie's Mama being so sad she won't even talk and the bank nipping at their heels for a mortgage payment.

Daddy expected her to be the best at any cost. But Lizzie claims "that cost me my top grades and my best friend. It's dumped 'em both square into Erin's hands. She's gone batty if she thinks she's gonna get me carted off to the orphanage."

While Lizzie waits, she gets comfort writing in her journal. As time passes, she can only picture her daddy's face by opening her locket. If others can get by, why did her daddy leave? If he doesn't return, how can she overcome the same obstacles that drove him away?

Every Day After by Laura Golden

2013-06-11T00:30:00-05:00

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

Hardcover Library Binding, 224 pages | Delacorte Books for Young Readers | Juvenile Fiction - Historical - United States; Juvenile Fiction - Family - Parents; Juvenile Fiction - Lifestyles (Country Life) | $18.99 | June 11, 2013 | 978-0-375-99103-5 (0-375-99103-4)

The Aviary by Kathleen O'Dell

2012-09-11T00:30:00-05:00

The Aviary
Written by Kathleen O'Dell

Twelve-year-old Clara Dooley has spent her whole life in the crumbling Glendoveer mansion, home to a magician's widow, a cage full of exotic birds, and a decades-old mystery. Clara loves old Mrs. Glendoveer, but the birds in the aviary frighten her—they always seem to screech and squall whenever she's near. And then one day, the mynah bird speaks, and a mystery starts to unravel.

Clara discovers dark secrets about the family, and about her own past. Somehow the birds in the aviary seem to be at the center of it all, and Clara can't shake the feeling that they are trying to tell her something. . . .

Random House New Releases - Juvenile Fiction - Historical - United States - Between May 26, 2012 and June 25, 2013.

Every Day After by Laura Golden

Every Day After Written by Laura Golden

Every Day After by Laura Golden

Every Day After Written by Laura Golden

Every Day After by Laura Golden

Every Day After Written by Laura Golden

The Aviary by Kathleen O'Dell

The Aviary Written by Kathleen O'Dell

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

Every Day After
Written by Laura Golden

The Aviary
Written by Kathleen O'Dell