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And you could get a fifteen-twenty year sibling age-range allowing the youngest sister to be in the Claire Danes-ish mode in there, along with your suggestions – easy.
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I'd say it's far more into the adult age-range, with just a bit of periphery at the beginning that makes it somewhat YA.
Robert Jordan, Wheel of Time 4: The Shadow Rising (1992) Adam Roberts 2010
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(Would it be within the Newbery age-range, I wonder?) 10: 47 AM, September 17, 2008
From the people who brought you . . . Roger Sutton 2008
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Now that I think about it, the Animorphs series had a similar age-range and seven main characters (Jake, Marco, Cassie, Rachel, Tobias, Ax and a recurring villain).
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Lots of talk about the title and some others that were considered, the cover, A Wrinkle in Time, New York in the 70s, age-range, and more.
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Lots of talk about the title and some others that were considered, the cover, A Wrinkle in Time, New York in the 70s, age-range, and more.
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For starters, I was 43 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, and I fall in that weird age-range.
Marisa Acocella Marchetto: The Cancer Vixen Mission: No Breast Left Behind 2009
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And given the wide age-range of women she interviews, Toxic Friends can even be a good opener for a mother-daughter conversation about friendships -- both a guide for mothers to work through their own friendships and a guide for daughters as they form those important bonds.
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Lots of talk about the title and some others that were considered, the cover, A Wrinkle in Time, New York in the 70s, age-range, and more.
When You Reach Me ARC Give-Away Contest « educating alice 2009
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In my girlfriend universe, all kinds of mother/grandmother variations are represented, with a broad age-range, too.
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