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Bernadette Lamb is an author and illustrator based in St. Louis, Missouri. Her work for young people often deals with relational healing, the fantastical, and the complicated business of growing up. Like the keeper of a lighthouse, she wants to guide her readers to shore. When she’s not telling stories, you’ll probably find her re-watching The Incredibles or in a thrift store searching for the latest addition to her library.
Featuring YA short story UNFAMILIAR STARS:
Once upon a time, Beauty met a Beast. Only this time, they’re stuck on a spaceship together.
Almost-seventeen-year-old Trin didn’t sign up to be kidnapped. In the far reaches of the Korez system, she is forced by her captor, Mildar, to find a cure for his deadly disease—but unfortunately she is only a junior scientist, and he is an enemy of her people.
Months from home on a ship without a warp drive, Trin must find a way to escape or risk die trying...that is, if she doesn’t fall in love first.
Featuring YA short story THE FLYING POPLARS:
It's 1922 in Poplar, London, where families live in squalor and magickers roam the streets.
Eli has spent the past several months running with Patrick, the fiery-tempered teenage leader of the Flying Poplars gang. When he and the other boys aren't harassing the authorities on a lark, they're hatching plans to wake up the city to Poplar's poverty.
But then a horrible accident happens to someone close to Eli, and he must choose where his loyalty lies before everything goes up in flames…
An essay on making literature for young people that mirrors the wonder-inducing experiences of leafing through an illuminated manuscript and entering a cathedral. Medieval visual culture is explored alongside Catholic philosophy and theology, which are centered on relational healing and the dignity of the human person.
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