The Suburb Beyond the Stars (Hardcover)
| Author: M. T. Anderson |
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Publish Date: 6/1/2010
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 8.5H x 5.75L x 1T
Pages:
223
Age Range:
12 to 16
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| Something very strange is happening in Vermont. It''s not The Game of Sunken Places--but when Brian and Gregory go to visit a relative in the woods, they find many things are . . . off. |
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Friends Brian and Gregory have survived the Game of Sunken Places, but are once again drawn back to cousin Prudence's house in Vermont, where they discover that something has gone very wrong with time, people have disappeared, and danger is lurking everywhere. |
Author Bio
M. T. Anderson
Children's book author M.T. Anderson had a diverse working background--including jobs as DJ, teacher, editorial assistant, and music critic--prior to writing such critical successes and bestsellers as the young-adult science fiction novel FEED and the hilarious middle-grade mystery series, M.T. Anderson's Thrilling Tales. He is most well-known for his 2006 National Book Award-winning book THE ASTONISHING LIFE OF OCTAVIAN NOTHING, a brilliant and disturbing story about slavery. He received a Printz Honor for this title as well. Anderson attended Harvard University and received his B.A. from Cambridge University and an M.F.A. from Syracuse University.Children's book author M.T. Anderson had a diverse working background--including jobs as DJ, teacher, editorial assistant, and music critic--prior to writing such critical successes and bestsellers as the young-adult science fiction novel FEED and the hilarious middle-grade mystery series, M.T. Anderson's Thrilling Tales. He is most well-known for his 2006 National Book Award-winning book THE ASTONISHING LIFE OF OCTAVIAN NOTHING, a brilliant and disturbing story about slavery. Anderson attended Harvard University and received his B.A. from Cambridge University and an M.F.A. from Syracuse University.
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"...Anderson dishes up another strange, exhausting and masterful tale...."
05/01/2010
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