Jeanette Ingold, Author . Harcourt $17 (304p) ISBN 978-0-15-216470-6
Ingold (Pictures, 1918) captures the momentum of a wildfire in this historical novel about "the big burn" that scorched millions of acres across Idaho and Montana in 1910. Against the atmospheric backdrop of beauty and devastation, each of...
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Jeanette Ingold, Author , read by Boyd Gaines. Listening Library $26 (, unabridged, four cassettes, six hours, $26 ISBN ) ISBN 978-0-8072-0814-4
The confluence of wildfires that burned in Idaho and Montana in 1910—eventually christened the Big Burn—serves as the setting for this dramatic work of historical fiction. Gaines takes on a confident air and deliberate reading pace as...
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Jeanette Ingold, Author . Harcourt $6.95 (301p) ISBN 978-0-15-204924-9
"Against the backdrop of beauty and devastation, each of three teens battles the momentum of a wildfire, 'the big burn,' that scorched millions of acres across Idaho and Montana in 1910," wrote PW. Also available this month by...
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Jeanette Ingold, Author . Harcourt $17 (309p) ISBN 978-0-15-202670-7
Ingold (The Big Burn; The Window) offers a perceptive study of a prodigy violinist undergoing a painful transition. The story begins shortly after 16-year-old Tess is devastated by her first failure, on stage during her first major performance with...
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Jeanette Ingold, Author . Harcourt $17 (215p) ISBN 978-0-15-205507-3
Ingold (Hitch
) weaves together two intersecting stories in this novel about identity and family. Most of the chapters are about likable 16-year-old Maggie Chen, who discovers that her recently deceased reporter father lied about his past; these are
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