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Brezenoff, Steve

Brooklyn, Burning

202 pp. | Carolrhoda Lab | September, 2011 | Trade ISBN 978-0-7613-7526-5 $17.95
(2) YA Tossed out by a narrow-minded father, sensitive narrator Kid finds an alternate family with the street kids of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Kid falls hard for entrancing Felix, a junkie living in an abandoned warehouse. When fire destroys the building, Kid becomes an arson suspect. A moving, personal story of friendship, loss, and love, Brezenoff's novel is also a tender tribute to all LGBTQ youth.
Reviewer: Lauren Adams | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2011

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