Lucy Frank

• Aug-2014
• / General Fiction
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This novel-in-verse -- at once literary and emotionally gripping -- follows the unfolding friendship between two very different teenage girls who share a hospital room and an illness. Chess, the narrator, is sick, but with what exactly, she isnâ€...

• Jul-2009
• / General Fiction
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After a summer at Wilderness Camp, thirteen year-old Katya decides that she absolutely cannot go back to school. At school she can’t eradicate invasive alien plants, go on foraged-food-finding missions, or just be herself. Her parents, despite bein...

• Jul-2005
• / General Fiction
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On stage is the last place on Earth Kira, Jake, or Eugene want to be. "I'm not a human jukebox," Kira tells her dad, "or a dancing doll, or a puppet, where you press a button and I'll entertain you!" Yet since arriving in New York City, she's...

• May-2003
• / General Fiction
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One wacky building. One amazing summer. According to her mother, Iris is supposed to spend the summer safely indoors, keeping the apartment clean and learning to type. But when Iris follows a cat out onto the fire escape one day, she ends up meeting...

• Oct-2002
• / General Fiction
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"Is it my imagination," grumbles the odd old man in the bookstore, "or is the world getting more and more ANNOYING?" In the fifteen hours since Lucas Graham arrived in New York City, his own annoyance level has skyrocketed. For starters, he'd rather...

• Jul-2001
• / Contemporary Romance
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Lucy's just started high school and already her life is a mess. She can't seem to find a date who resembles a human being. Ever since her great-uncle Max moved into her family's tiny apartment, Joy has had to share a room with her little brother, and...

• May-1998
• / Contemporary Romance
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Sarah is nervous yet excited about her weekend trips to New York City for cello lessons. The other students at the music conservatory are intimidating, but Sarah knows she's talented. Sarah's also excited about her relationship with David, her friend...

• Oct-1996
• / General Fiction
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Fifteen-year-old Sarah can't wait to start her summer job as a mother's helper in exciting New York City. At first everything about the job looks great. Mrs. Friedman is outgoing, and her beautiful, 12-year-old daughter Emily seems too self-sufficien...