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Laurie Halse Anderson

8books in our library
Genres:Children's, Historical Fiction, Young Adult +4 more
Children's
Historical Fiction
Young Adult
Romance
Psychology

Books by Laurie Halse Anderson

8 books available

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Forge

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Children's

4.2(13,650)

During the brutal winter at Valley Forge, a runaway slave named Curzon must become a free man and a soldier while facing war, the constant threat of discovery, and a complicated reunion with Isabel.

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Prom

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Young Adult

3.3(8,487)

A Philadelphia teen who hates prom accidentally organizes the biggest night of the year, learning that big changes can happen when you step outside your comfort zone.

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Wintergirls

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Psychology

4.0(107,551)

Haunted by the ghost of her best friend and fellow 'wintergirl,' Lia must confront her own skeletal obsession with thinness before it consumes her entirely.

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Speak

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Psychology

4.0(484,810)

A silent freshman artist navigates high school, her quietness a shield against a traumatic secret until she finds her power to speak through art and confronts her rapist.

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Fever 1793

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Children's

3.9(105,622)

In 1793 Philadelphia, a young girl's dreams of expanding her family's coffeehouse are interrupted by a yellow fever epidemic, forcing her to fight for survival and keep her fractured family together.

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Catalyst

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Fantasy

4.6(289)

A science-focused high schooler, Kate Malone, finds her structured world upended when a house fire forces her rival and family to move in, sparking emotional turmoil and self-discovery as she awaits her MIT decision.

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The Impossible Knife of Memory

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Psychology

3.9(26,389)

A nomadic teen yearns for stability and first love in a new town, all while desperately trying to anchor her war-veteran father as his untreated PTSD threatens to drown them both in the past.

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Chains

by Laurie Halse Anderson

Fiction
Children's

4.1(47,446)

Caught between the Loyalists and Patriots, a young enslaved girl in Revolutionary New York navigates espionage and betrayal in a desperate, deeply personal quest for freedom after her promised emancipation is cruelly stolen.