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1999•263 pages•Published•ENG•User Reviews

A Time Apart

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"The last thing Ginny wants is to be sent away...."But when her mother is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, she's packed off to England to stay with Hugh, the father she hardly knows. Hugh is part of a living history research project, which means he lives on an Iron Age farm without any modern conveniences. A summer without regular showers, TV, or the Internet could be a horror show, but Ginny manages to cope and even makes friends, including the handsome but mysterious Corey. Soon she's become a valued member of her Iron Age family. But is she strong enough to survive not knowing what is happening to her mother? And can Corey help her escape this prison of the past? 2000 Best Books for Young Adults (ALA) and Teacher's Choices for 2000 (IRA)

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1999

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263 pages

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Morrow Junior Books

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ENG

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