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Last Stop, Brooklyn<\/h3>\n

\n Fall 2027,\n HarperCollins,\n <\/p>\n\n

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Presley Jackson is a collector of words and homes. As snow begins to fall in Brooklyn, all Presley wants for the holidays is to make the city her family\u2019s forever home\u2014a dream that seems doomed from the start.<\/span><\/p>\r\n

Then winter break homework brings Presley to Gilda Six, a peculiar woman who is on a remarkable quest to find her grandson. Just who is this mysterious Gilda, where did she come from, and how far is she willing to take her zany schemes? As snow and secrets pile up, Presley will need all her wits to answer these questions and more.<\/span><\/p>\r\n

One thing\u2019s for sure: Gilda needs Presley\u2019s help. And maybe Presley and her family need Gilda\u2019s help, too.<\/span><\/p>\r\n

In award-winning author Pat Cumming\u2019s magical companion to her debut novel Trace, there are no coincidences\u2014and home can always be found where your heart is.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n\n

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TRACE<\/h3>\n

\n December 2018,\n HarperCollins,\n 320 pp <\/p>\n\n

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Coretta Scott King Award winner Pat Cummings\u2019s debut TRACE, about a boy who stumbles into a ghost story born in the turmoil of New York City\u2019s 1863 Draft Riots.<\/p>\r\n

Weighed down by guilt for an accident that took his parents\u2019 lives, 13 year-old Trace suddenly finds himself submerged in his quirky aunt\u2019s Brooklyn lifestyle. As carefully as he dodges taunts from his classmates and harassment from authorities, there is someone he can\u2019t shake: a ghostly child that awaits him in the shadowy stacks of the New York Public Library. Trace may not believe in ghosts, but how can he shake a ghost that believes in him?<\/p><\/div>\n\n

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