Dear Hank Williams
Dear Hank Williams
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Author(s): Holt, Kimberly Willis
ISBN No.: 9780805080223
Pages: 224
Year: 201504
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 23.45
Status: Out Of Print

"*The strength of this novel lies in the insight Tate develops as she deals with tragedy and depends on the love of family. VERDICT Artfully told, this middle grade novel pleases on many levels." --Maria LaRocco, Cuyahoga Public Library, Strongsville, OH, School Library Journal, starred review "With tidbits of history woven throughout and the rich cast of characters, especially an endearing protagonist, Dear Hank Williams is a novel that sings from the heart." -- VOYA, starred review "Soulful and satisfying." -- Kirkus Reviews "A heartbreaking revelation at the book's end secures Tate's place as a lovable protagonist, while opening the door to a hopeful future." -- Booklist "While readers will find plenty to love and to revisit if encountering this novel on their own, the snappy pace, engaging tone, and epistolary format make this an engaging classroom readaloud, with the skillful exposition and the incorporation of historical details providing discussion fodder and potential curricular connection." -- The Bulletin "This book packs more emotional power than 90% of the so-called grown-up novels taking up precious space on bookshelves around the country." -- USA Today on When Zachary Beaver Came to Town "Holt may not take her readers on wild flights of fantasy, but her quiet novel offers a slice of life that's hard to resist.


" -- The New York Times Book Review on When Zachary Beaver Came to Town "* In her own down-to-earth, people, smart way, Holt offers a gift. It is a lovely--at times even giddy--date with real life." -- The Horn Book, starred review on When Zachary Beaver Came to Town "* An unusually auspicious debut." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review on My Louisiana Sky "* This lyrical first novel brings fresh perspective to the guilt and anger and caring that surround the mentally disabled. All the characters . are drawn with warmth but no patronizing reverence." -- Booklist, starred review on My Louisiana Sky "* Evocative . haunting .


magic." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review on Keeper of the Night "* Beautifully written." -- School Library Journal, starred review on Keeper of the Night.


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