Geraldine McCaughrean
Where the World Ends
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Based on a real event, this is a story that sings to the soul. It belongs—in shoals—in every school and library. ...Read Review
The Middle of Nowhere
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Comity Pinny’s mother dies of a snake bite in the remote Australian outback where her father runs the telegraph station in Kinkindele. ...Read Review
The Positively Last Performance
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The Theatre Royal, Seashaw, has been closed for two years and mould is wreaking havoc with the décor. Only ghosts live here ...Read Review
Cowboy Jess
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AdventureChildren/Young AdultWestern
Jess Ford, a young orphan adopted by the people in and around Sundown Town, encounters adventure in his work as a cowboy and ...Read Review
The Glorious Adventures of the Sunshine Queen
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In this Junior Library Guild selection, Geraldine McCaughrean brings to life the showboats of the Missouri River. Twelve-year-old Cissy Sissney and her classmates ...Read Review
Tamburlaine’s Elephant
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(1) 14th century Asia. Twelve-year-old Rusti, a Mongol, is one of Tamburlaine’s Golden Horde who swept through Asia conquering all in its path. ...Read Review
Peter Pan in Scarlet
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Children/Young AdultHistorical Fantasy
Whether or not you’ve read the original Peter Pan, you are no doubt familiar with at least the high points of the ...Read Review
Cyrano
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McCaughrean’s version of Edmond Rostand’s celebrated and classic romantic tale is delightful. Readers of all ages will appreciate the author’s ...Read Review