Caroline Kusin - Profile and Journalist Details

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• The Invocations

  By Ashley Grillo, Caroline Kusin| School Library Journal Verified Gr 9 Up–A dark, twisty occult novel about three outcast teens, each drawn to magic for reasons beyond their control. Jude Wolfe, daughter of a billionaire, longs to find a witch to undo the self-inflicted curse that rots her soul and body. Zara Jones is new to magic and is not even sure it exists, but her sister was murdered and the only way she can heal from that pain is to try and resurrect her.

  By Ashley Grillo, Caroline Kusin · School Library Journal

  Jan. 01, 2024

• Eagle Drums

  By Elizabeth Nicolai, Caroline Kusin| School Library Journal Verified Gr 3-6–In this novelization of a traditional Iñupiaq tale, a boy named Piŋa is out hunting alone when approached by an eagle who transforms into a man. Following this eagle, he spends a year and a half learning new skills such as drumming, singing, dancing, and building large shelters. Those skills add to the thorough knowledge of survival and respect for animals that he has learned from his parents.

  By Elizabeth Nicolai, Caroline Kusin · School Library Journal

  Dec. 08, 2023

• The Invocations

  By Ashley Grillo, Caroline Kusin| School Library Journal Verified Gr 9 Up–A dark, twisty occult novel about three outcast teens, each drawn to magic for reasons beyond their control. Jude Wolfe, daughter of a billionaire, longs to find a witch to undo the self-inflicted curse that rots her soul and body. Zara Jones is new to magic and is not even sure it exists, but her sister was murdered and the only way she can heal from that pain is to try and resurrect her.

  By Ashley Grillo, Caroline Kusin · School Library Journal

  Jan. 01, 2024

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School Library Journal

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