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Catherine M Andronik

Cathy Andronik recently retired after over 30 years as a teacher librarian, mainly at the high school level. Now she works part-time at the reference desk of a busy urban public library (where she especially enjoys recommending audiobooks, nonfiction, and young adult books with strong adult crossover appeal), and presents workshops on aspects of young adult literature. She has reviewed and written for School Library Connection (and all of its previous incarnations) and Booklist. She is also the author of several biographies for a children's/young adult audience.

Books reviewed by Catherine M Andronik

We Are Not Free (09/16/20)
Hollywood Park (06/03/20)
Pet (09/18/19)

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