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Title Statement | The no-brainer's guide to decomposition / Adrianna Cuevas. |
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Author | Cuevas, Adrianna |
Publication | New York: Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers,[2024]©2024 |
Edition | First edition. |
Extent of Item | 241 pages ; |
ISBN | 9780063285545 (hardcover) |
Other Number | pr07474340 |
Audience & Ratings | 008-012. Grades 4-6. |
Summary | "In Pura Belpré Honor–winning author Adrianna Cuevas's new spooky middle grade novel. Frani must fight to stop the undead from rising in her father's body-farm laboratory -- that is, if she can embrace the true nature of her brain and its ADHD. No one has ever called Frani Gonzalez squeamish. Seriously, whether it's guts (no big deal), bugs (move aside, she's got this), or anything else that you might find at the Central Texas Forensic Anthropology Research Facility, to her and her dad, the university's body farm is just home. Having bodies buried in her backyard doesn't exactly make Frani the most popular kid in school, and the imaginary spider that lives in a web in her brain isn't helping either. Arañita's always to blame for the distracted thoughts weaving through Frani's mind. But when a hand reaches out of the ground and grabs her ankle, Frani realizes that she's got bigger problems. Not everything is as it seems at the body farm, and now Frani must help the teenage zombie that crawled out of the dirt ... before he gets too hungry. But as more and more zombies begin to appear -- and they seem to get less and less friendly -- can Frani embrace the true nature of her brain and count on new friendships to solve the body farm's mystery before it's overrun with the undead?"-- |
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By Topic | Children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder--Juvenile fiction |
Forensic anthropologists--Juvenile fiction | |
Forensic anthropology--Juvenile fiction | |
Human decomposition--Juvenile fiction | |
Preteen girls--Juvenile fiction | |
Summer--Juvenile fiction | |
Zombies--Juvenile fiction | |
By Location | Hays County (Tex.)--Juvenile fiction |
By Genre | Zombie fiction |
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