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Magazine Article
Monsters, Magic, and Mech Suits: The ghostly, mysterious, and genre books in contention for the Printz Award
2020
Overview
In Hal Schrieve's Out of Salem, grieving, gender queer, and now-undead Z may not have technically survived the crash that killed their family, while Aysel has always kept to herself—as an unregistered werewolf she is vulnerable to legal repercussions, and as a gay Turkish American fat girl she's vulnerable to jerks at school. The two find themselves becoming friends, discovering community, and stretching into their identities while the town is experiencing a wave of paranoia and violence against monsters. Sisters Clementine and Aster have grown up in a \"welcome house\" in a mining town, put to work at age 16 as sex slaves.
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Library Journals, LLC,MSI Information Services
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