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The Impossible Knife of Memory

Laurie Halse Anderson is probably the reason I became an adult YA fiction lover. I took a class in YA Lit in college and her book,

Emmalita on A beautiful portrait of a white outsider in 1930s Great Depression KentuckyMy landlady read and loved this book a few months ago. She loved it and talked about it for a good two weeks.
Emmalita on CBR Diversions – It’s Never too Late to Have a Happy ChildhoodI’m almost there with you on Are You There God. It had been out for a few years when I read it, but I recall...
esme on CBR Diversions – It’s Never too Late to Have a Happy ChildhoodWhat a treat! /s It is a fabulous book and movie, but good god, is it good for kids to experience that depth of grief...
jomidi on CBR Diversions – It’s Never too Late to Have a Happy ChildhoodI know I was a voracious reader, but I don't remember books from when I was very little. I do remember reading stuff like The...
andtheIToldYouSos on CBR Diversions – It’s Never too Late to Have a Happy Childhoodthey had to end our school day early after showing us that movie. you know, "as a treat" after we all barely survived the novel....