Memoirs of a Bookbat — Kathryn Lasky

Harper Jessup is an avid reader, and when her parents become �,“migrants for God�,” she must keep her books secret. As Harper grows older and realizes how valuable reading is to her, she comes to understand that her parents�,' radical efforts in favor of educational censorship are related to a quest for control within their own family. And so Harper finds she must make the hardest choice of all. �,“Sure to be controversial, prepare for a stimulating conversation.�,”--The New Advocate