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Stealing Henry

by Carolyn MacCullough

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"The night Savannah brains her stepfather with the frying pan is the night she decides to leave home for good."

Fleeing from her stepfather's wrath, Savannah and her half brother, Henry, travel north toward their mother Alice's childhood home. As the runaways embark upon their journey, another story begins to unfold: glimpses of Alice as a teenager, caught in poignant first love and completely anaware of all the consequences love can carry.

Synopsis:

Fleeing from her stepfather, Savannah and her half brother, Henry, travel to the childhood home of their mother, Alice. As the kids make their journey, another story unfolds: glimpses of a teenage Alice, caught in first love and unaware of its consequences.
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About the Author

Carolyn MacCullough is the author of Falling Through Darkness, a New York Public Library Best Book for the Teen Age, a VOYA "Author Talk" selection, and praised by Kirkus as "an emotional page-turner."

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quizgrl92, March 14, 2007 (view all comments by quizgrl92)
"Stealing Henry" was a very good book. I really like how it switched between Savannah and Alice. I just feel like Savannah got a bad deal at the end of the book, and I hope Henry and Alice will be okay. I would DEFINTELY recommend this book! :)
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ciera93, March 14, 2007 (view all comments by ciera93)
Stealing Henry was a really good book. I was really nervous for Savannah when she was in the city and saw Jack. You just wanted to yell at Alice to understand when you read the book. I just wish there was a sequel to tell what happened to Savannah and Henry after Henry went home.
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Product Details

ISBN:
9781596430457
Author:
MacCullough, Carolyn
Publisher:
Roaring Brook Press
Subject:
Pregnancy
Subject:
Family - Siblings
Subject:
Family problems
Subject:
Mothers and daughters
Subject:
Brothers and sisters
Edition Description:
First
Publication Date:
May 2005
Binding:
Hardcover
Grade Level:
- Up
Language:
English
Pages:
208
Dimensions:
8.68x5.80x.82 in. .76 lbs.
Age Level:
12-UP
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