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Carolina Autumn by Carol Lynch Williams New York: Delacorte Press, 2000 (146 pp.) |
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Subjects: Teenagers and death--Juvenile fiction; Death--Juvenile fiction; Grief in children--Juvenile fiction; Grief--Juvenile fiction; Mothers and daughters--Juvenile fiction; Sisters--Juvenile fiction; Interpersonal relations--Juvenile fiction; Best friends--Juvenile fiction; First loves--Juvenile fiction; Authors, American--Utah--Juvenile fiction.; | |||||||||||
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Summary: As she begins high school, fourteen-year-old Carolina tries to come to terms with the death of her father and older sister, while dealing with difficult relationships with her mother and best friend and a budding romance with the boy next door. HBLL Call No: Juv 813 W6712ca | |||||||||||
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