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Lily Blau
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Length
6 hours 16 minutes
Language
English
A Newbery Honor recipient
Thirteen is when a Beaumont’s savvy hits—and with one brother who causes hurricanes and another who creates electricity, Mibs Beaumont is eager to see what she gets. But just before the big day, Poppa is in a terrible accident. And now all Mibs wants is a savvy that will save him. In fact, Mibs is so sure she’ll get a powerful savvy that she sneaks a ride to the hospital on a rickety bus with her sibling and the preacher’s kids in tow. After this extraordinary adventure—full of talking tattoos and a kidnapping—not a soul on board will ever be the same.
Ingrid Law is the New York Times bestselling author of three novels for young readers, Savvy, Scumble and Switch. Ingrid's books have been placed on more than thirty state reading lists, and have earned accolades from Publishers Weekly, Oprah's reading list, the Todayshow's Al Roker's Book Club for Kids, and the Smithsonian. Savvy was named a Newbery Honor Book in 2009. Ingrid is a huge fan of words and stories, of small towns and big ideas. She lives in Colorado, where she writes full-time.
Reviews
A quirky feel-good narrative with a homespun warmth—Sunday TimesThe countrified fantasy elements are great fun, and Mibs' tenderness towards her father and other storm-tossed characters is touchingly real—Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The countrified fantasy elements are great fun, and Mibs' tenderness towards her father and other storm-tossed characters is touchingly real—Seattle Post-Intelligencer Expand reviews