The Smell of Other People's Houses
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
Read by Jorjeana Marie, Erin Tripp, Karissa Vacker and Robbie Daymond
By Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
Read by Jorjeana Marie, Erin Tripp, Karissa Vacker and Robbie Daymond
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$11.99
Feb 21, 2017 | ISBN 9780553497816 | Young Adult
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Feb 23, 2016 | ISBN 9780553497809 | Young Adult
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Feb 23, 2016 | ISBN 9780147523723 | Young Adult
337 Minutes
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Praise
A William C. Morris Award Finalist
A New York Public Library Best Book for Teens, 2016
“An exquisitely drawn, deeply heartfelt look at a time and place not often addressed. Hitchcock’s measured prose casts a gorgeous, almost otherworldly feel over the text, resulting in a quietly lovely look at the various sides of human nature and growing up in a difficult world.” —Booklist, Starred
“Using alternating narratives, debut novelist Hitchcock deftly weaves these stories together, setting them against the backdrop of a native Alaska that readers will find intoxicating. . . . will resonate with readers of all ages.” —Publishers Weekly
“An affecting story of fractured love and surprising redemption.” —Shelf Awareness, Starred
“A multifaceted glimpse into [a] rich cast of characters. . . . An excellent debut.” —SLJ
“The Alaskan author depicts places and an era rarely seen in fiction for teens….All benefit from her journalist’s eye for detail.” —Kirkus Reviews
“Grounded in emotional honesty.” —The Horn Book
“An honest, gritty, and moving portrait of growing up in Alaska. Only someone who knows and loves this place through and through could tell this story. This book is Alaska.” —Eowyn Ivey, author of the New York Times bestseller The Snow Child
“As only a native of Alaska can, Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock blends narratives of indigenous and non- into a buffet of pain and beauty. Highly recommended.” —Tim Tingle, author of the series How I Became a Ghost
Awards
Amelia Elizabeth Walden Book Award for Young Adult Fiction WINNER 2017
Colorado Blue Spruce Young Adult Book Award NOMINEE 2017
Oklahoma Sequoyah Children’s Book Award NOMINEE 2017
TAYSHAS Reading List SELECTION 2017
Morris Award FINALIST 2017
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