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Woodson, Jacqueline

Beneath a Meth Moon

182 pp. | Penguin/Paulsen | February, 2012 | Trade ISBN 978-0-399-25250-1 $16.99
(2) YA Two years after Hurricane Katrina takes Laurel's mother and grandmother, she, her father, and brother move to Iowa, where she finds new friends and a boyfriend--and meth. Laurel's descent into addiction is brutally honest and narrated in her lilting, Southern cadence. Linking the large-scale tragedies of Katrina and drug addiction, the novel tells an intimate and compelling story of survival.
Reviewer: Lauren Adams | Horn Book Magazine Issue: March, 2012

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