Kay Haugaard
Based on a true story of Latino youth who create an inner-city park.
The Monkey Thief
Aileen Kilgore Henderson
New York Public Library Best Books of the Year: “Books for the Teen Age”
A twelve-year-old boy is sent to live with his uncle in a Costa Rican rain forest.
Hard Times for Jake Smith
Aileen Kilgore Henderson
A girl searches for her family in the Depression-era South.
The Summer of the Bonepile Monster
Aileen Kilgore Henderson
Milkweed Prize for Children’s Literature
A brother and sister spend the summer with their great-grandmother in the South.
Treasure of Panther Peak
Aileen Kilgore Henderson
New York Public Library Best Books of the Year: “Books for the Teen Age”
A twelve-year-old girl adjusts to her new life in Big Bend National Park.
I Am Lavina Cumming
Susan Lowell
Mountains & Plains Booksellers Association Award
This lively story culminates with the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
The Boy with Paper Wings
Susan Lowell
This story about a feverish boy’s imagined battles includes paper-folding instructions.
The Secret of the Ruby Ring
Yvonne MacGrory
A blend of time travel and historical fiction set in 1885 Ireland.
Emma and the Ruby Ring
Yvonne MacGrory
A tale of time travel to nineteenth-century Ireland.
A Bride for Anna’s Papa
Isabel R. Marvin
Milkweed Prize for Children’s Literature
Life on Minnesota’s Iron Range in the early 1900s.
Minnie
Annie M. G. Schmidt
A cat turns into a woman and helps a hapless newspaperman.
A Small Boat at the Bottom of the Sea
John Thomson
Donovan’s summer with his ailing aunt and mysterious uncle on the Puget Sound tests his convictions when he suspects his uncle is involved with shady characters.
The Dog with Golden Eyes
Frances Wilbur
Milkweed Prize for Children’s Literature
A young girl’s dream of owning a dog comes true, but it may be more than she’s bargained for.
The Spider’s Web
Laura E. Williams
A young girl in a neo-Nazi group sets off a chain of events when she’s befriended by an old German woman.
MILKWEED EDITIONS
Founded in 1979, Milkweed Editions is the largest independent, nonprofit literary publisher in the United States. Milkweed publishes with the intention of making a humane impact on society, in the belief that good writing can transform the human heart and spirit. Within this mission, Milkweed publishes in five areas: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, children’s literature for middle-grade readers, and the World As Home—books about our relationship with the natural world.
JOIN US
Milkweed depends on the generosity of foundations and individuals like you, in addition to the sales of its books. In an increasingly consolidated and bottom-line-driven publishing world, your support allows us to select and publish books on the basis of their literary quality and the depth of their message. Please visit our Web site (www.milkweed.org) or contact us at (800) 520-6455 to learn more about our donor program.
Interior design by Wendy Holdman
Typeset in Plantin
by Stanton Publication Services.
Printed on acid-free 55# Glatfelter Offset B 18 Cream paper
by Maple-Vail Book Manufacturing.
The characters and events in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author.
© 1996, Text by Laura E. Williams
© 1996, Illustrations by A. Nancy Goldstein
All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in critical articles or reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission from the publisher: Milkweed Editions, 1011 Washington Avenue South, Suite 300,
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415.
(800) 520-6455 / www.milkweed.org
09 5
eISBN : 978-1-571-31826-8
Milkweed Editions, a nonprofit publisher, gratefully acknowledges support from Anonymous; Emilie and Henry Buchwald; Bush Foundation; Patrick and Aimee Butler Family Foundation; Cargill Value Investment; Timothy and Tara Clark Family Charitable Fund; Dougherty Family Foundation; Ecolab Foundation; General Mills Foundation; Kathleen Jones; D.K. Light; McKnight Foundation; a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature, a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, and private funders; Sheila C. Morgan; Laura Jane Musser Fund; an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art; Navarre Corporation Debbie Reynolds; Cynthia and Stephen Snyder; St. Paul Travelers Foundation; Ellen and Sheldon Sturgis; Surdna Foundation; Target Foundation; Gertrude Sexton Thompson Charitable Trust (George R.A. Johnson, Trustee); James R. Thorpe Foundation; Toro Foundation; Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation; and Xcel Energy Foundation.
The Library of Congress has cataloged the earlier edition as follows:
Williams, Laura E.
p. cm.
1. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)—Germany—Juvenile fiction. [1. Holocaust, Jewish (1939—1945)—Germany—Fiction. 2. Jews—Germany—Fiction. 3. Righteous Gentiles in the Holocaust—Fiction. 4. Germany—History—1933-1945—Fiction.] I. Title
PZ7.W666584Be 1996
[Fic]—dc20
95-52374
This book is printed on acid-free paper.
Behind the Bedroom Wall Page 11
