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BLUE
A Bakers Mountain Story
​​In 1944, thirteen year old Ann Fay Honeycutt agrees to be"the man of the house" while her father goes off to fight Hitler. She's doing a fine job of it until a polio epidemic strikes her hometown and her family.
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Her town responds by creating an emergency hospital and Ann Fay, motivated by love for her daddy and a feisty spirit, meets each new challenge that comes her way.
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BLUE, the first book published in Bakers Mountain Stories, is based on a real epidemic in Hickory, North Carolina. Other books in the series include AIM (prequel) COMFORT, DRIVE, and EQUAL.
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BLUE won the International Reading Association Children's Book Award, NC Juvenile Literature Award, and Parent's Choice Silver Honor. It is a NC Battle of the Books selection.
Astra Publishing / Calkins Creek Books
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