Lu

Reynolds, J.
Lu, co-captain of his school’s track and field team, faces obstacles including albinism, the unexpected arrival of a baby sibling, learning the truth about his father’s past, and events at school and with friends. As Lu prepares for an upcoming track meet, he learns about his roots and people he grows up with and that each person has a story and deserves to be heard and forgiven. This easy-to-follow novel deals with issues of growing up, finding one’s place in the world, bullying, friendship, family issues, and loyalty, and is suitable for read-aloud, literature circles, independent reading, class or school libraries, and to spark discussions. Social considerations noted.
Collections:
ARC-BC, Novel
Subject:
English Language Arts
Grades:
  • 5-8

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