Need new books for summer reading? Quail Ridge hosts authors of two new middle grade books
Middle grade novels are generally best for tweens - ages 9 and up.
Posted — UpdatedQuail Ridge Books in Raleigh will host two North Carolina-based authors, who have new middle grade novels out.
Middle grade novels are generally best for tweens - ages 9 and up.
"Refugee" is about three separate children - a Jewish boy fleeing Nazi Germany in 1939, a Cuban girl escaping for America in 1994 and a Syrian boy traveling to Germany in present day - and their efforts to escape.
Here's what New York Times bestselling author Ruta Sepetys of "Salt to the Sea" says about it: "Some novels are engaging and some novels are important. Refugee is both."
"This novel offers the sweet tale of a young boy who discovers magic, friendship, loss, and love when encountering a unicorn being cared for by a local vet," according to Quail Ridge. Booklist says "animal lovers will adore this enchanting, compassionate tale.”
Quail Ridge is at 4209 Lassiter Mill Rd., in Raleigh's North Hills.
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