Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright

Ron Koertge. Avon Books, $3.99 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-380-72474-1

According to PW, Koertge's ``imaginative characterizations, wacky humor, and authentically adolescent dialogue'' give rich life to this ``tender and serious'' novel about a teenager who tries to conceal his grandfather's senility from his mother. Ages 8-12. (Nov.)

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