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Tennyson
Lesley M.M. Blume

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Tennyson

Yearling (Aug 25, 2009)
9780440240617
| Paperback
240 pages | 136 x 195 mm

Genre

  • Fiction
  • Teen

Subject

  • Depressions/ 1929/ Fiction
  • Dwellings
  • Dwellings/ Fiction
  • Mothers And Daughters
  • Mothers And Daughters/ Fiction

Plot

"Brilliant, unusual writing."--Chicago Tribune On the banks of the Mississippi River, Tennyson Fontaine and her sister, Hattie, play endless games of hide-and-seek and make up fantastical stories about the latest adventures of their wild dog, Jos. But when their mother doesn't come home and their father sets off to find her, the sisters are whisked away to Aigredoux, the once-grand plantation of their ancestors, now in ruin. Caught in a strange web of time, dreams, and history, Tennyson comes up with a plan to shine light on Aigredoux's past and bring her mother home. But like so many plans, Tennyson's has unexpected consequences. . . . Lesley M. M. Blume weaves a heartbreakingly evocative story, steeped in Southern lore, about a child's struggle to come to terms with her family's dark past. A Book Sense Children's Spring Pick A 2008 Kirkus Reviews Top Pick for Reading Groups

Personal

Owner The Book Nook
Location Laredo Center for the Arts
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Added Date Sep 22, 2016 00:31:38
Modified Date Sep 22, 2016 00:31:38

Value

Purchased at The Book Nook for $ 1.00

Notes

AR level-5.1
Points-7 pts.