Told from their different points of view, sixteen-year-old Catherine and her adopted Mexican American brother, Henry, agonize over the loss of their uniquely close relationship when their prejudiced older brother and sister-in-law return after a family tragedy, determined to drive Henry away from the family's San Francisco home.
year: 2009, 2010
call number/section: 1000
subjects: siblings, fiction, prejudices, family problems, mexican americans, death, san francisco (calif.), fiction, brothers and sisters, orphans
Editions
James, Brian
Feiwel and Friends (2009)
Told from their different points of view, sixteen-year-old Catherine and her adopted Mexican American brother, Henry, agonize over the loss of their uniquely close relationship when their prejudiced older brother and sister-in-law return after a family tragedy, determined to drive Henry away from the family's San Francisco home.
Schools: 1
James, Brian
Square Fish (2010)
Sixteen-year-old Catherine struggles to hold onto her close relationship with her adopted Mexican American brother Henry after a family tragedy brings Catherine's prejudiced older brother back into their lives, with aims to send Henry away from the family's San Francisco home.
Schools: 0