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Fusco, Kimberly Newton.
BEHOLDING BEE
New York : Knopf, 2013
IL 4-6, RL 4.5
ISBN 0375968369
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Bee was orphaned at a very young age and now
she is living with a traveling carnival and trying to keep
from becoming one of the freak show exhibits. Bee
has a large birthmark on her face and she tries to keep to
herself. Pauline runs the hotdog stand and is the
closest thing Bee has to a mother. When Pauline
leaves to work at another carnival, Bee takes off in
search of a real home. Together with her pets, she
finds a home with two mysterious women who take her in and
offer her a home. But there is something very odd
about these women. Why is it that Bee is the only
one who can see them? |
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SUBJECTS: Disfigured persons --
Fiction.
Self-esteem -- Fiction.
Runaways -- Fiction.
Carnivals -- Fiction.
Orphans -- Fiction.
Identity -- Fiction.
Historical fiction. |