Christina Diaz Gonzalez, Knopf, $16.99 (288p) ISBN 978-0-375-86190-1

In this impressive atmosphere, the first novel after the revolution began in Cuba, Gonzalez outlines the immigration experience of thousands of children sent to the United States through a beautiful 14-year-old narrator Lucia. Initially, the political feeling disappeared from the life of Rusia ("I am tired of listening to the revolution constantly, but I personally thank Castro for delaying the algebraic test." However, Gonzalez found that his family doctor was hanging on the oak and his father betrayed his family's hidden money and jewels, so pitifully the painful political affair and his labor costs were pitifully applied to Lucy's family After this restraint, Rusia 's parents were forced to send Lucia and her 7 - year - old brother Frankie to the United States while waiting for a visa. The debut author Gonzalez is excellent in emphasizing the cultural difficulties of their transition periods, as Lucia and Frankie lived in Nebraska's countryside and foreign foster families. In 1961 Headlines of modern newspapers such as "Nevada State Journal", "Castro uses brainwashing" lead the chapters and offer a wider range of comments Unforgettable actresses and supporting actors are impressed We provide a portrait with a revival and age.The age is 10 years old (May)

Shank, Marilyn Sue Delacorte (p. 272) $ 16.99 | eBook $ 10.99 | PLB 19.99 April 10, 2012 978-0-385-74079-1 978-0-375-98929-2 eBook 978-0 -375- 98969-8 PLB wanted to be imprisoned in 1953, a girl in the Appalachian mountain range of West Virginia, which is the charm of a single mother, but I discovered my identity with this promising premiere. "My mother is in prison, I do not think so, at least I do not think so," the sixth grade Lydia's spiral note began to help her resolve the recent tragic events It was. Her first person story is a dialect of a complete region, alternating the present and the past. In the former, she lives with a specific aunt and uncle, treats bully at school, and calls her mother a murderer. In the past, she revealed that her brother BJ has "Sissy Fie Broke It", in the case of Ohio's research hospital reviews the special treatment of BJ (asserting all his rights), family Decided to "kidnap" BJ. Let him die from cystic fibrosis at home. 9-12)

Salisbury, Graham Wendy Lamb / Random (page 320) $ 16.99 | $ 19.99 PLB | September 9, 2014 978-0-375-84266-5 978-0-6-375-94070-5 PLB This is a novel. Before Pearl Harbor dispatched a Japanese American young man to the Philippines to carry out a secret mission. Watanabe was born in Hawaii, born in 17 years old Japan. I am fluent in English and Japanese. In August 1941, his high school ROTC commander was recruited for the US Army Information Police Force, sent to Manila to interact with Japanese businessmen and gather information. When the Japanese army invaded, good governance was caught. He adhered to protecting himself as a cover for civilians, he did not admit his cover name was a tadpole, and was tortured by the Japanese secret police. He eventually found himself working as an interpreter and a family boy in the Japanese colonel, and he was able to use this position to help Filipinos perform underground activities. An exciting legend of war survival. 13-18)