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Mackenzie, Lost and Found
Submitted by dmacdonell on Sun, 2009-10-04 13:59
Mackenzie, Lost and Found
By Deborah Kerbel
- 978-1-55002-852-2
- November 2008
- 256pp, Paperback
- $12.99 CAD
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The adjustment from life in Canada to life in Israel is dramatic - though it's eased somewhat when Mackenzie is befriended by an American girl in her new school. The biggest shock of all comes when Mackenzie faces the wrath of her new friends, new community, and even her own father after she begins dating a Muslim boy. |
This book deals with challenging and topical material in a manner appropriate for the young adult audience...
Resource LinksThe novel was a great read; I enjoyed learning a little more about this region, people and culture through the book. It was an insightful story.
A Cozy Reader’s Corner... a poignant coming of age story with a twist ...
Reading Keeps You SaneLike Mackenzie herself, readers are sure to fall under the spell of Jerusalem and its many charms as the author adroitly conveys a sense of the land, its people and its rich history...
Canadian Children's Book NewsA good contemporary tale, with an exceptionally fine setting for 12-15 year-old readers.
Winnipeg Free Press