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Tammar Stein

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Tammar Stein is an author of novels for young adults. Her novel Light Years has won awards including the Notable Children's Book of Jewish Content, ALA Best Books for Young Adults.[1]

Novels[]

  • Light Years, Laurel Leaf (2008) ISBN 0-440-23902-8
  • High Dive, Knopf (2011) ISBN 0-440-23903-6
  • Kindred, Ember (2012) ISBN 0-375-85349-9
  • Spoils, Knopf (2013) ISBN 0-375-97062-2

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ Gilmartin, Sarah. "10 books to read in your first semester". The Irish Times. Retrieved 2021-02-25.

External links[]

  • [1] Author's website
  • [2] Interview on Mother Daughter Book Club.com


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