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Homefree

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Sixteen-year-old Easter is struggling on every front. Things are hard at home, and she feels like an outsider at her new high school. Then an invitation arrives from a mysterious school that takes in young people who, like her, have never quite fitted in. There, students are helped to discover and develop unusual powers of the mind. For Easter, the place offers a chance to belong, but it also raises questions about what she is becoming and who is behind the school's welcome. The novel follows her as she finds her footing among others who share her gifts.

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 234 pages

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