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By:Donald E. Fischer
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2010 Pearson Prize Teen Choice Award winner -Nowhere Feels Like Home doesn't miss a beat as it picks up from the exciting conclusion of Misfit McCabe.
Stuck in bed with a broken ankle and reeling from the loss of her father, her home, and life as she knew it, Katie McCabe must deal with her anger toward the town bully and a world that's fallen apart.2nd book in the Misfit McCabe series
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