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Gayle's journey of self-discovery is a must-read for any young reader looking to learn about their family history and their own place within it.

When Gayle gets in trouble with a boy again, her mother sends her away from New York to her family down South, where she learns about her family's secrets and history through her goody-goody cousin Cookie and Great, the old family matriarch who stays upstairs in her bed.

Through her experiences, Gayle discovers her own mistakes, second chances, and family, making this a fast, gritty listen that will spark conversation in the classroom or at home.

Don't miss out on this powerful and relevant novel by a master storyteller and Newbery Honor-winning author.