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Bestselling author Lauren Wolk returns to the world of Wolf Hollow, in a companion novel to her beloved, Newbery Honor-winning debut. In the aftermath of the tragic events set in motion by bully Betty Glengarry, the routine of daily life in Wolf Hollow has returned. But for Annabelle McBride, loss continues to cast a long shadow and it's hard to make peace with what feels like threadbare justice. A powerful storm is about to leave change in its wake, setting Annabelle on a new path to help her little brother Henry. A search for Henry's dog, Buster, will bring them to unfamiliar doorsteps and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Bestselling author Lauren Wolk returns to the world of Wolf Hollow, in a companion novel to her beloved, Newbery Honor-winning debut. In the aftermath of the tragic events set in motion by bully Betty Glengarry, the routine of daily life in Wolf Hollow has returned. But for Annabelle McBride, loss continues to cast a long shadow and it's hard to make peace with what feels like threadbare justice. A powerful storm is about to leave change in its wake, setting Annabelle on a new path to help her little brother Henry. A search for Henry's dog, Buster, will bring them to unfamiliar doorsteps and also reunite Annabelle with a too familiar adversary-Andy Woodberry, who once stood at Betty's side during her most terrible acts. But growing up and blazing her own trail will soon force Annabelle to reexamine deeply felt truths-about people, about justice-that had once seemed so uncomplicated.
Autorenporträt
Lauren Wolk is an award–winning poet, artist, and author. She is the author of Echo Mountain, Newbery Honor–winner Wolf Hollow, and Scott O’Dell Award-winner Beyond the Bright Sea. Lauren was born in Baltimore and has since lived in California, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Canada, and Ohio. She now lives with her family on Cape Cod.
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Wolk writes like a fever dream while raising questions about our capacities for forgiveness, just how we draw our conclusions about folk and whether proof requires evidence or whether instinct matches it. Deep, dark and indelible - you'll read nothing else like it this summer The Times