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9781416916246

Worth

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  • ISBN13:

    9781416916246

  • ISBN10:

    1416916245

  • Edition: Reprint
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-06-01
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

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Summary

Before the accident Nathaniel's life seemed pretty good. His help around the farm made his father proud. But now, with a busted leg, Nathaniel can't do farmwork anymore, so his father adopts another son through the Orphan Train. Feeling replaced and useless, Nathaniel attends school for the first time. Meanwhile, sturdy and strong John is able to do the work that earns Pa's attention. But the truth is, John Worth has his own set of troubles. He is treated more like a servant than a son. Kept awake at night by nightmares of his family's death, he remembers having a pa who took pride in him. But now he has no one, until a community battle and a special book reveal a potential friend -- and a chance for understanding.

Author Biography

A. LaFaye (the "A" is for Alexandria) is the author of Worth, for which she received the Scott O'Dell Award, as well as The Year of the Sawdust Man, Nissa's Place, The Strength of Saints, Edith Shay, Strawberry Hill, and Dad, in Spirit. She teaches at California State University at San Bernardino during the school year and at Hollins University in Roanoke, Virginia, in the summer. She lives in Cabot, Arkansas.

Table of Contents

Lightning in the Grass
Clearing the Fog
What a Boy Is Worth
Dunce Goes to School
Fences Inside and Out
Done with the World
The Evil in Dark Truth
The Weight of Guilt
Inviting In and Letting Go
A Flower with Slices for Petals
Cutting Fences, Building Ties
War and Myths
Words Through the Walls
Running and Blood
Death and Doorways
The Tears That Bind
Cattle and Chances
What We Learn
Fence Cutting
The Hunt
A Little Pride to Bring Us Together
The Fences We Build
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