Summer Hours at the Robbers Library: A Poignant Coming of Age Novel for Book Lovers Where a Teenage Girl and Librarian Discover Found Family
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Summer Hours at the Robbers Library: A Poignant Coming of Age Novel for Book Lovers Where a Teenage Girl and Librarian Discover Found Family

by Sue Halpern

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At the Robbers Library, a teenage girl and a librarian find more than books during one memorable summer. As their relationship unfolds, they discover the comfort and strength of found family. Poignant and heartfelt, this coming-of-age novel celebrates connection, belonging, and the transformative power of shared stories.

About This Book

Spend the summer at the Robbers Library in this poignant coming-of-age novel.

A teenage girl and a librarian form the heart of a story about connection, belonging, and discovery.

For book lovers, the novel explores how unexpected relationships can grow into found family.

Warm and heartfelt, it offers a reflective story of growing up and finding a place to belong.

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