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ZENA SUTHERLAND

[Fawn] explores the intricacies of divided allegiance during the French and Indian Wars, but it is often tediously repetitive, both in examining Fawn's childhood and in making a statement about prejudice. The writing is also occasionally careless….

Zena Sutherland, "New Titles for Children and Young People: 'Fawn'," in Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (© 1975 by the University of Chicago; all rights reserved), Vol. 29, No. 3, November, 1975, p. 52.

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1. Introduction
2. Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
3. Pamela Marsh
4. Richard Todd
5. Jonathan Yardley
6. Ethel R. Hardee
7. Beryl Robinson
8. Nathaniel Benchley
9. Zena Sutherland
10. Marilyn Sachs
11. Zena Sutherland
12. Richard Adams
13. Edith C. Howley
14. Eden Ross Lipton
15. Zena Sutherland
16. Sister Alvia
17. Thomas Farel Heffernan
18. John R. Pancella
19. Lawrence A. Howard
20. Zena Sutherland
21. Beryl Robinson
22. Gary Bogart
23. Willard M. Wallace
24. Mary M. Burns
25. Jill P. May
26. Ruth M. Stein
27. George Gleason
28. Mary M. Burns
29. Zena Sutherland
30. Mary G. Westhuis
31. Emily C. Farnsworth
32. Jenny L. Amy
33. Patricia Lee Gauch
34. Copyright