Click: One Novel, Ten Authors

Ellen Foster (1987) is the first novel by American writer Kei Gibbons. The novel tells the story of her 10 year old Allen Foster and her challenging childhood. This novel was inspired by the authors' own experiences raised in 4 rural farmers in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina. Allen is a white girl who lives in the southern countryside from the mid-1970s to the latter half. Allen tells her story with a language that is grammatically incorrect with young girls who are not much educated. She is the only child that grew up in a challenging environment. Her father was insulted drunk. Allen wishes there is a way to regain her father from her life. She even imagines the way he might kill him. Her mother is suffering from a heart disease, Allen must protect her mother from her abused husband.

Brendan Keeley received a master's degree in art from New York City University. He is a writer of Jason Reynolds, the author of the book "All American Boys" of the writer of Collecta Scott King. His first novel, "Gospel of Winter", was published in ten languages ​​and was chosen as one of the top ten selected novels of the American Library Association's annual soft musical. There is a "tag" throughout the space. There is a hint in the center of each chart paper. Tell the participants not to talk or to answer other people's statements. I encourage students to write what they think when they see a word and can ask questions. Recommended tips: USA, Police, Bystanders, Allies, Community, Racism, Behaviorism, Loyalty

Almakatsu is the author of Gothic novel, Taker (Gallery Books / Simon & Schuster) on mandatory love and highly dangerous supernatural persuasion. Taker was selected as one of the top 10 premiers by Booklist in 2011. Reckoning is the second book of the trilogy published on June 19.