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Blume, Lesley M. M.

Tennyson

225 pp. | Knopf | January, 2008 | Trade ISBN 978-0-375-84703-5 $15.99 | Library ISBN 978-0-375-94703-2 $18.99
(2) 4-6 During the Depression, eleven-year-old Tennyson and her sister are shuffled off to live with their aunt in Louisiana. The house, Aigredoux, has a history, and Tennyson is pulled into its drama. Tennyson is a strong protagonist who elicits ready sympathy, but Aigredoux itself is the real star: imbued with a distinct, capricious personality, it stands a mournful witness to days gone.
Reviewer: Claire E. Gross | Horn Book Magazine Issue: May, 2008

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