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A fairytale and environmental fantasy, this novel is about faith, magic, and the resilience of girls.
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"A tender tale, full of introspection and the sort of superstitious bargaining with God that is second nature to a diehard baseball fan."—Horn Book
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"This story addresses what it means to be human. . . . the complex history and rich attention to detail make this book inviting to older readers as well."—KLIATT
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"[A] deeply philosophical, first-person account of life...uplifting and heartbreaking as the same time."—Bookpage
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A Certain Slant of Light
by Laura Whitcomb
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Stay With Me
by Garret Freymann-Weyr
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"The author's poetic prose, capturing the spirit and sorrow of the two unearthly protagonists, will likely have a mesmerizing effect on readers." — Publishers Weekly
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When her half sister commits suicide, sixteen-year-old Leila Abranel has only one question: why? That question sets Leila on a journey toward discovery, uncertainty, and love.
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