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    Harper Collins, Inc., Kindle Edition, 2011
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    HarperTempest, Paperback, 2005
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    HarperTeen, Hardcover, 2004
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    Greenwillow, Library Binding, 2004
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    Greenwillow, Paperback, 2004

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Cobwebs
Average rating
3.1 out of 5
Based on 82 Ratings and 19 Reviews

Book Description


The pattern will change . . .
because I am here.

A girl walks across the Brooklyn Bridge, a backpack full of knitting slung over her shoulder, a green fish kite in her hand.

A boy balances on the bridge's crisscross webbing, waiting for the girl to pass.

Are they angels? Spiders? In love? Or in danger? Once they connect, they'll start a chain of e... More
Book Information
PublisherHarperTempest
BindingPaperback (7 editions)
Reading LevelYoung Adults
# of Pages400
ISBN-100064410285
ISBN-13978-0064410281
Publication Date08/01/2005
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About Karen Romano Young (Author) : Happy new baseball season and Let's Go Mets! I'm writing this little hello on the 49th birthday of my high school best friend Annie, with whom I scandalized a writing class by refusing to write about... more
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4/2/2008 Karen Romano Young said:
Weaving, jumping, spinning, spitting, healing, sailing on spinnerets...what kind will Nancy turn out to be? The pattern will change . . . because I am here. from the flap: A girl walks across the Brooklyn Bridge, a backpack full of knitting slung over her shoulder, a green fish kite... more

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4/2/2008 Karen Romano Young said:
Weaving, jumping, spinning, spitting, healing, sailing on spinnerets...what kind will Nancy turn out to be? The pattern will change . . . because I am here. from the flap: A girl walks across the Brooklyn Bridge, a backpack full of knitting slung over her shoulder, a green fish kite... more

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