Kimmel, Haven

Recounts the author's experiences growing up in a small Indiana town in the 1960s.

Third-grader Kaline Klattermaster's father has gone somewhere and his mother cannot seem to keep everything straight the way he did, but the two brothers and one hundred dogs that live in his imaginary treehouse, and his strange neighbor Mr. Osiris Putnaminski, help him cope with his father's absence, his mother's forgetfulness, and the bullies that torment him in school.

The author describes her small-town childhood in Indiana, remembering with fondness her eventful family life in the 1960s and 1970s.

Trace Pennington, who lives a complex double life--posing as Ianthe Covington at school--wrestles with childhood traumas and mental illness as she falls in love with her literature professor and, as she learns that he has dark secrets, starts to confront her own past.

Presents the author's first-hand account of growing up in Mooreland, Indiana in the 1960s and 1970s, remembering her eventful family life and championing her mother's accomplishments with fondness.

The author describes her small-town childhood in Indiana, remembering her eventful 1960s and '70s family life with fondness.

Langston Braverman returns to her parents home in the hopes of leaving her disastrous life behind, but instead of escaping her problems, she encounters a new batch of them, including the news of her best friend's death.

Presents the author's first-hand account of growing up in Mooreland, Indiana in the 1960s and 1970s, remembering her eventful family life and championing her mother's accomplishments with fondness.

The author describes her small-town childhood in Indiana, remembering her eventful 1960s and '70s family life with fondness.

Third-grader Kaline Klattermaster's father has gone somewhere and his mother cannot seem to keep everything straight the way he did, but the two brothers and one hundred dogs that live in his imaginary treehouse--and his strange neighbor Mr. Osiris Putnam--help him cope with his father's absence, his mother's forgetfulness, and the bullies that torment him in school.