Kinship

Trudy Krisher. Laurel Leaf Library, $4.5 (304pp) ISBN 978-0-440-22023-7

This companion to Spite Fences, said PW, is a ""wholly convincing"" portrait of a stir-crazy 15-year-old girl living in a Georgia trailer park in the early 1960s. Ages 12-up. (Apr.)

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