Anatomy of Lost Things

Praise for Anatomy of Lost Things:
"This book is a treasure! I wanted to crawl into this story and hang out with its assortment of wacky, wonderful characters. A loving look at how we define ourselves through relationships, place, and the objects we endow with meaning--and how losing them can sometimes lead to self discovery. Full of warmth, humor, whimsy, and, above all, emotional honesty. The kind of novel that feels like a friend."--Jennifer Ziegler, author of Worser

"This clever, complex and quirky book is full of my favorite things: friendship, humor, a little heartache, and a lot of hope. What a beautiful book, from first page to last. I will miss these sweet characters, but am grateful to have met them."--Jo Knowles, author of See You At Harry's and Where The Heart Is

Praise For The Impossible Destiny of Cutie Grackle:
“A compelling hybrid tale of realistic survival and supernatural adventure; fans of Kate DiCamillo will enjoy the style of writing in this unique middle grade novel.”—SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

“Told primarily through Cutie’s unsparing point of view (with occasional asides from the ravens) and fully at home in its Appalachian setting, the novel treats poverty, loss, and the magical with matter-of-fact acceptance. . . . An intriguing story from an author who deserves more acclaim.”—KIRKUS REVIEWS

“Cutie Grackle is an authentic, enchanting, big-hearted character brave enough to believe in the impossible. She’ll make you believe in it too.” – NATALIE LLOYD, New York Times bestselling author of A Snicker of Magic and Over the Moon