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Katy's Debate

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Katy Lambright's life transforms when she leaves the Mennonite school and enters a local high school. Is she prepared to face the secular world and teenage life beyond her community? New Club, New Crush ... New Mom? From bestselling fiction writer Kim Vogel Sawyer comes Katy's Debate, the latest in the Katy Lambright series for young adults. Just as Katy is feeling settled in her new school, everything falls apart at home. Her father, believing she needs a mother, starts courting a woman Katy refuses to accept. Tensions rise as Katy schemes to send the woman packing. Meanwhile, the pressure builds at school as Katy joins the debate team, encounters a teammate's scorn, and faces her growing feelings for a boy her father will never accept. Can Katy prove she doesn't need a mother's guidance even as she discovers more of what the world offers?

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    • School Library Journal

      August 1, 2011

      Gr 5-8-Katy Lambright is growing up in a Mennonite community. Most girls do not attend school beyond eighth grade, but Katy has petitioned the elders to continue her education by attending a public high school. In the first book, things at home start to unravel just as Katy gets adjusted to her new school. Her single father believes that she needs a mother's touch, and he begins courting a woman whom Katy dislikes. Can her new skills learned from the school's debate team help her reason with her father before his relationship becomes serious? In Katy's Homecoming, the teen's troubles continue when she finds out that she has been nominated for the homecoming court. Her initial excitement turns to worry as she becomes nervous about receiving approval from the Mennonite community, which prohibits dancing, makeup, and immodest clothing. Katy is a strong and independent character who will entertain children in similar communities, and may educate others who are unfamiliar with this faith.-Stephanie Malosh, Donoghue Elementary School, Chicago, IL

      Copyright 2011 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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  • English

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  • ATOS Level:4.5
  • Interest Level:4-8(MG)
  • Text Difficulty:3

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