LOOKING FOR RED

Angela Johnson, . . Simon Pulse, $4.99 (116pp) ISBN 978-0-689-86388-2

A middle-schooler's brother disappears one day. As she weaves scattered recollections of her brother into what PW called "an affecting account" of how she deals with the pain of his death, she slowly brings the particulars of the tragedy into focus. Ages 12-up. (Nov.)

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