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Basketball is Finley’s only saving grace, and his ticket out of his poor, crime-ridden Pennsylvania town. Russ was a basketball star until tragedy struck. Now Finley’s quiet friendship may help Russ come out of his shell. And Russ’ strange but steadfast friendship may help Finely see a bigger world. This is a book about troubled souls, athletics as a saving grace, and big- heartedness.\r\f \n\t\bA plane goes down in Nazi-occupied France. Two British girls, one a pilot and the other a spy, ght for survival.Verity is a story of loyalty, courage, and friendship set amid the backdrop of World War II.\b\bFlappers, the occult, and a serial killer: OH MY! When seventeen year old Evie moves to New York City, she nds herself facing a supernatural serial killer whilst reveling in the Roaring 20s. Will Evie and her newfound friends be able to stop Naughty John from striking again?\b\f Imagine waking up not knowing your gender, whether you are rich or poor and who your friends really are. “A” faces this quandary as he/she takes over the body and life of a different person every day. When “A” falls in love, life becomes very complicated. \b\r\r\bLucy sets off one night in search of brilliant grafti artist Shadow and his sidekick Poet. Along the way she meets a boy who could be her soulmate—if only he were Shadow. Art, poetry, and identity ow like battery acid through this lyrical novel.  \bSixteen-year-old Angel is lured into a life of drugs and prostitution, so her heart goes out to the little girl her “boyfriend” Call brings home one day. This novel in verse is full of pain—and hope. \b­€\b\r\b\nArn is just a child when the Khmer Rouge seize power in Cambodia. In this novel based on a true story, he learns to do whatever it takes to survive the Killing Fields.‚ƒ„…Josie has grown up in a New Orleans brothel, but dreams of attending Smith College in Massachusetts—and in the 1950s, that’s not an easy goal, even for a society girl. Does the daughter of a French Quarter prostitute have what it takes to get out of the ƒ…\b\b \fTemple is too young to remember a world without zombies. She has spent her years wandering through a dangerous wilderness in search of isolated groups of “survivors”. Bell has written a deeply atmospheric and truly frightening futuristic tale in which the real monsters are the ones who are still alive. ƒ\f†\b\f\bThirteen-year-old Joe Coutts is forced to grow up when his mother is assaulted on ground sacred to his Native American Copyright 2014-2015 Nutmeg Book Award. Materials may not be altered without written permission.‡ˆ \n \b\f† „ \n 2. 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