The War in Georgia

Jerrie Oughton. Laurel Leaf Library, $4.5 (192pp) ISBN 978-0-440-22752-6

In this novel set in 1945, a 13-year-old girl learns that even without parents, she has a family. ""Graceful writing expresses the hope, laughter and sheer stubbornness bringing strength to a clan of survivors,"" said PW. Ages 10-14. (Apr.)

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