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Latham, Jennifer

Dreamland Burning

375 pp. | Little | January, 2017 | Trade ISBN 978-0-316-38493-3 $18.99 | Ebook ISBN 978-0-316-38494-0
(2) YA The story alternates between the voices of two seventeen-year-olds--a contemporary biracial girl, Rowan Chase, and Will Tillman, son of an Osage mother and white father in 1921. While remodeling Rowan's home, workers discover a skeleton beneath the floorboards. Rowan plays amateur detective, researching Tulsa history to find clues to the skeleton's identity. An intricately plotted mystery that also addresses America's continuing racial problems.
Reviewer: Sarah Hannah Gomez | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2016

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