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COMPLETE BACKLIST
Sirenz
Charlotte Bennardo and Natalie Zaman
978-0-7387-2319-8 • US $9.95 CAN $11.50
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x 8 • 288 pp.
Bickering frenemies Meg and Shar are doing
some serious damage at a midnight sample sale
when they find themselves arguing over a pair
of shoes—with fatal consequences. One inno-
cent bystander later, the girls are suddenly at
the mercy of Hades—god of the underworld. To
make them atone for what they’ve done, Hades
forces the teens to become special-assignment
Sirens, luring to the Underworld any individual
whose unholy contract is up.
“[F]unny and entertaining . . . Bennardo and Zaman are bringing the gods into
the twenty-first century, and Meg and Shar get caught up in the fast-paced
drama.” —
Booklist
Sirenz: Back in Fashion
The Sirenz Series, Book 2
Charlotte Bennardo and Natalie Zaman
978-0-7387-3187-2 • US $9.95 CAN $11.50
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When Shar tries on a ring from Hades, it acti-
vates an obscure contractual clause that puts
Shar and Meg in Hades’ service once more. Shar
is whisked away to the Underworld to prepare a
ball for Persephone, while Meg is sent to retrieve
the errant soul of spoiled rich girl Paulina Swan-
son and send her to the abyss.
I Am (Not) the Walrus
Ed Briant
978-0-7387-3246-6 • US $9.95 CAN $11.50
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As the singer and bass player for Lucky Twenty,
a Beatles cover band, Toby wants to make it big.
But Zach, Toby’s best friend, is convinced there’s
a problem: Toby’s utter lack of mojo. How can
he croon about love when he’s never even kissed
a girl? So begins Toby’s quest for cred as a love-
struck singer.
“Fast-paced, with authentic characters and a general air of good-natured fun,
Briant’s story rings true and doesn’t disappoint.” —
PublishersWeekly
“A light and entertaining rock-‘n’-roll romp.” —
Kirkus Reviews
Faking Faith
Josie Bloss
978-0-7387-2757-8 • US $9.95 CAN $11.50
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x 8 • 240 pp.
After a humiliating “sexting” incident, seven-
teen-year-old Dylan becomes a social outcast.
Once she finds the blogs of home-schooled fun-
damentalist Christian girls, Dylan becomes fas-
cinated by their old-fashioned beliefs. Blogging
as Faith, her devout alter ego, Dylan grows close
to Abigail, the group’s queen bee.
“The novel illustrates how profoundly teenagers who seem to have nothing
in common can connect and support each other, even as they choose very
different paths.” —
PublishersWeekly
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A Junior Library Guild Selection
More Than Good Enough
Crissa-Jean Chappell
978-0-7387-3644-0 • US $9.99 CAN $11.50
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Trent Osceola’s life is turned upside down when
he moves to the Miccosukee reservation to live
with his father. Reconnecting with a childhood
friend for a film assignment, Trent starts to see
himself through her eyes . . . and he’s not so sure
he likes what he sees.
2014 Florida Book Award for YA Literature (Silver Medal)
“Chappell renders the atmosphere of sweltering, swampy south Florida in all its
grittiness, giving the novel a unique flavor.”—
Booklist
“Compelling and emotionally nuanced.” —
Kirkus Reviews
“Powerful and satisfying.” —Geoff Herbach, author of
Nothing Specia
l, winner of
the 2013 Minnesota Book Award for Young People’s Literature
How Many Letters Are in Goodbye?
Yvonne Cassidy
978-0-7387-4745-3 • US $11.99 CAN $13.95
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March 2016
Rhea Farrell carries the scars of a childhood ac-
cident in which she lost her arm. But she also
carries scars from the loss of her mother, her
father’s drinking, and her confusion around her
sexuality. Running away to New York, she turns
to her mother through letters.
“A heartbreaking story about the challenges of trusting, healing, and saying
goodbye.” —
School Library Journal
“An effective story delivered via a unique structure.” —
Booklist
“Heavy and intense, this book will make readers confront their own senses of
identity.”
—Kirkus Reviews
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