Novels in Verse |
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 | Bingham, Kelly | | Shark Girl | | In poems, letters, and newspaper clippings, we follow the story of Jane as she deals with a shark attack in which she loses her arm. |
|  | Fehler, Gene | | Beanball | | In 119 pages, 28 different people tell what happen when Luke`Wizard` Wallace is hit in the face with a fastball. |
|  | Grover, Lorie Ann | | On Pointe | | Clare leaves her grandfather in order to attend a prestigious dance school. She lives and breathes ballet. Can she make it as a professional dancer? And what happens if she can’t? |
|  | Hemphill, Stephanie | | Things left Unsaid | | Sarah has always been the good girl. But then she meets Robin, the new girl. And everything about Sarah changes until she is forced to figure out who she really is. |
|  | Lee Wong, Joyce | | Seeing Emily | | 16 year old Emily is a good student, a good artist, a good friend, and a good daughter. But her life seems a bit stifling and she wants to create a new Emily. |
|  | Mass, Wendy | | Heaven looks a lot like the Mall | | Tessa is in a coma after getting knocked out in gym class. Told in a series of poems, she finds herself revisiting important events in her life and discovering what it is she wants her life to be. |
|  | McCormick, Patricia | | Sold | Taken from her home in Nepal, Lakshmi is sold as a sex slave to a brothel in India. A novel in poems, this illuminates a heartbreaking story of slavery in today’s world.
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|  | Sandell, Lisa Ann | | Weight of the Sky | | Sarah is a marching band geek and the only Jew in her class. Sarah jumps at the chance to spend a summer in Israel and escape her world, only to find that sometimes home is a good place to be. |
|  | Schroeder | | Far from You | | It’s been years since Alice’s mother died of cancer. She struggles to ignore her father’s new wife and their new baby, until she is forced to help when they get lost in a snowstorm. |
|  | Sones, Sonya | | What my mother doesn’t know | | Told in poem form, 15 year old Sophie discusses her first love, her second love, her third love, her friends and her parents |
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