Wolf Hollow
About this book
Even Annabelle's small Pennsylvania town has been touched by the two world wars that ravaged the world, but day to day life there has been quiet until the day a new student, Betty Glengarry, comes to her school. Betty is cruel and delights in bullying the vulnerable people around her — including reclusive World War I veteran Toby. Annabelle knows that Toby is kind, but the other people in town see nothing but his odd behavior. As Betty agitates the town against Toby, Annabelle will have to find the courage to be a voice of justice... even if she's standing alone. This poignant novel asks questions about right and wrong, as well as how the dark parts of history mark us all.
Subjects
- 1900-1999
- 20th century
- age:max:12
- age:min:9
- award:caldecott_award
- award:newberry_award
- award:newbery_award
- bullying
- bullying, fiction
- children's fiction
- conduct of life
- conduct of life, fiction
- country life
- courage
- families
- families - pennsylvania - juvenile fiction
- family life
- family life, fiction
- fiction
- grade:max:6
- grade:min:5
- historical
- history
- homeless persons
- homeless persons, fiction
- homeless persons - juvenile fiction
- juvenile
- juvenile fiction
- juvenile fiction / historical / united states / 20th century
- juvenile fiction / lifestyles / country life
- juvenile fiction / social issues / bullying
- lexile:800
- lexile_range:801-900
- lifestyles
- newbery honor
- new york times bestseller
- new york times reviewed
- nyt:childrens-middle-grade-hardcover=2017-05-28
- pennsylvania
- pennsylvania, fiction
- pennsylvania - history - 20th century - juvenile fiction
- social issues
- veterans
- veterans - juvenile fiction
- world war, 1914-1918
- world war (1914-1918) fast (ocolc)fst01180746 (uri) http://id.worldcat.org/fast/fst01180746