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Allgeyer, Amy

Dig Too Deep

264 pp. | Whitman | April, 2016 | Trade ISBN 978-0-8075-1580-8 $16.99
(3) YA Forced to move to a coal mining town in rural Kentucky, Liberty is shocked to see that the tap water is orange. While the mining company claims that the water is safe, her granny's worsening health prompts Liberty to ask unpopular--and dangerous--questions. The fast-paced story probes multiple angles of complex topics and conveys the poverty, humanity, and beauty of Appalachia.
Reviewer: Rebecca Kirshenbaum

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