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|aKent, Trilby,|eauthor.
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|aOnce, in a town called Moth /|cTrilby Kent.
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|aToronto :|bTundra Books,|c2018.
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|a1806
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|a220 pages ;|c22 cm.
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|aPreviously published: 2016.
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|aAna is not your typical teenager. She grew up in a tiny Mennonite colony in Bolivia, and her mother fled the colony when Ana was a young girl. Now Ana and her father have also fled, and Ana doesn't know why. She only knows that something was amiss in their tight-knit community. Arriving in Toronto, Ana has to fend for herself in this alien environment, completely isolated in a big city with no help and no idea where to even begin. But begin she does: she makes a friend, then two. She goes to school and tries to understand the myriad unspoken codes and rules. She is befriended by a teacher. She goes to the library, the mall, parties. And all the while, she searches for the mother who left so long ago, and tries to understand her father -- also a stranger in a strange land, with secrets of his own. This is a beautifully told story that will resonate with readers who have struggled with being new and unsure in a strange place, even if that place is in a classroom full of people they know. Ana's story is unique but universal; strange but familiar; extraordinary but ordinary: a fish out of water tale that speaks to us all."--|cProvided by publisher.
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|aFamily secrets|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aBolivians|zCanada|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aMennonites|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aMissing persons|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aHigh school girls|vJuvenile fiction.
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|aToronto (Ont.)|vJuvenile fiction.
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