Caroline Tung Richmond. Scholastic Press, $17.99 (288p) ISBN 978-0-545-62988-1
Richmond makes an impressive debut with this alternate history, which sees a 16-year-old half-Japanese girl growing up in the Nazi-dominated Eastern half of the United States, decades after Germany won WWII through the use of genetically engineered...
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Caroline Tung Richmond. Scholastic Press, $17.99 (320p) ISBN 978-0-545-80127-0
Teenage girls act as spies for the Allies in this WWII thriller primarily set in Nazi-occupied France. It’s 1943, and 16-year-old Lucie Blaise is an American serving with the Covert Ops unit of the Office of Strategic Services as an agent-in-training
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Edited by Elsie Chapman and Caroline Tung Richmond. Simon Pulse, $18.99 (368p) ISBN 978-1-5344-2185-1
Contributed by a multicultural group of authors, including Jay Coles, Sara Farizan, and Sandhya Menon, and representing a blending of genres and cultures, this #OwnVoices anthology considers the ways that food can feed both body and soul....
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Joy McCullough et al. Delacorte, $18.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-593-37259-3
In a fresh, collaborative take on Little Women set against a 1942 WWII backdrop, the four authors alternatingly voice the four March sisters. Barely on speaking terms after an emotionally charged argument, both Jo—who has rejected a proposal—and Amy
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