received the 2014 Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction
Tragic City is here to break the unbroken and possibly shift how place and language can work
The sweetness is there though in this heartfelt coming-of-age tale -- in the tenderness of Wineberg's beautiful prose and the pluck of its resilient young heroine
The 17 principles of empowerment and the 27 qualities of an empowered person are discussed and amplified by more than 100 narrative illustrations of both empowering and disempowering applications of each point
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Caring for Clover Author|Mary Jean Pidgeon received the 2014 Flannery O’ConnorCaring for Clover is a semi fictional story, based on actual events, about a young, brown girl named, Neenah. Neenah loves animals of all kinds, and wants to be a veterinarian one day. When Clover came into her life, like any typical twelve year old, Neenah hopped into action and wanted to do everything she could to protect and save her new, frightened little friend. Caring for Clover takes us on a journey of love, determination, and hope through the