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OLDER FICTION
Springer, Nancy

Dusssie

166 pp. | Walker | October, 2007 | Trade ISBN 978-0-8027-9649-3 $16.95
(4) YA When Medusa (Dusie) Gorgon wakes up with snakes for hair, the thirteen-year-old half-human discovers that her teen years might be extra complicated, considering a single look can turn people to stone. Parallels with the more conventional changes of adolescence are a trifle obvious, but Dusie's--and her snakes'--complex personalities will keep readers interested in this takeoff on Greek mythology.
Reviewer: Norah Piehl

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