books by Katherine Holubitsky (tweaked walked ninety)

books by Katherine Holubitsky

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4 reviews
Katherine Holubitsky

Topeka Bindery, 2000

Excellent story about young teen's coping with mom's suicide
The main character is very real, a junior high girl coping with the suicide of her mother. She has a normal circle of peers, who can be supportive or just plain mean. Dad is starting to date which creates another set of challenges. Excellent story - think our Girls' Book Club will love it.

The Hippie House
Katherine Holubitsky

Orca Book Publishers, 2004

Summer, 1970. When a local girl is found brutally murdered, the freedom and innocence of "the summer of love" are forgotten and for fourteen-year-old Emma, things will never be the same.

The Big Snapper (Orca Young Readers)
Katherine Holubitsky

Orca Book Publishers, 2006

Tall tales help Eddie understand the world. (20061007)

The Mountain That Walked
Katherine Holubitsky

Orca Book Publishers, 2005

A natural disaster leads to unexpected opportunity.

Tweaked

1 review
Katherine Holubitsky

Orca Book Publishers, 2008

Courtesy of Teens Read Too
TWEAKED is a powerful book about addiction, its wide-ranging effects, and the toll it takes on all those it touches. Gordie's older brother is addicted to crystal meth. He has watched his brother go from a normal teen to a strung-out junkie. At first, Gordie was the only one in the family to recognize the symptoms, but soon everyone had fallen victim to Chase's habit. Gordie watched as ...