SUMMER HAWK

Deborah Savage, . . Puffin, $5.99 (298pp) ISBN 978-0-14-131220-0

When Taylor and her family move to remote Hunter's Gap, she must decide whether to go to boarding school or remain in their new town. "Savage paints a convincing portrait of her teenage heroine, a city girl 'exiled' to a backwoods community, but overdoes the other players," said PW. Ages 12-up. (June)

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