Joy McCullough

Great or Nothing

By Jessica Spotswood, By Joy McCullough, By Tess Sharpe, By Caroline Tung Richmond

Great or Nothing, a retelling of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, explores the choices, heartbreaks and joys of Meg, Jo and Amy March after their sister Beth dies and the U.S. enters WWII.

Great or Nothing, a retelling of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, explores the choices, heartbreaks and joys of Meg, Jo and Amy March after their sister Beth dies and the U.S. enters WWII.

We Are the Ashes, We Are the Fire

By Joy McCullough

Joy McCullough portrays the inner workings of a young woman whose anger ignites like a gallon of gasoline touched by a lit match.

Joy McCullough portrays the inner workings of a young woman whose anger ignites like a gallon of gasoline touched by a lit match.

Blood Water Paint

By Joy McCullough

Gentileschi’s voice on the page is arresting, and her determination to prevail and carve out a life for herself as an artist is unforgettable.

Gentileschi’s voice on the page is arresting, and her determination to prevail and carve out a life for herself as an artist is unforgettable.

A Field Guide to Getting Lost

By Joy McCullough

Luis and Sutton must find their way out of the woods together in A Field Guide to Getting Lost, a warmhearted manual for thinking outside the box.

Luis and Sutton must find their way out of the woods together in A Field Guide to Getting Lost, a warmhearted manual for thinking outside the box.

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