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OLDER FICTION
Colebank, Susan

Cashing In

314 pp. | Dutton | November, 2009 | Trade ISBN 978-0-525-42151-1 $16.99
(4) YA When her mom wins the lottery, Reggie hopes all her problems will disappear. Instead, she finds herself unsure whom to trust anymore. A fight with a friend, a boy who's misrepresenting himself, a lack of direction, and a twist on her mother's lottery win make Reggie finally assert herself. Though the lessons Reggie learns are unsurprising, their presentation is creative.
Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

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