Title Daughters of Oduma / Moses Ose Utomi.

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New York : Atheneum Books for Young Readers, [2023]

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Location	Call No.	Status
Avon Free Public Library - Teen	TEEN UTOMI, M.	Check Shelf
Berlin-Peck Memorial Library - Teen	YA FANTASY UTOMI	Check Shelf
East Hartford, Raymond Library - Young Adult New Books	YA UTOMI MOSES OSE	DUE 04-04-24
Manchester, Main Library - Teen	TEEN UTOMI	DUE 05-15-24
Middletown, Russell Library - NEW Young Adult Book	YA-UTOMI	Check Shelf
New Britain, Main Library - Young Adult	YA FIC UTOMI, M	Check Shelf
Simsbury Public Library - Teen	TEEN UTOMI, MOSES OSE	Check Shelf
Windsor, Wilson Branch - Young Adult	YA-UTOMI	Check Shelf

Edition	First edition.
Description	358 pages : map ; 22 cm.
Audience	Ages 12 and Up. Atheneum Books for Young Readers.
Summary	Sixteen-year-old Dirt, a retired elite female fighter, must enter the South God Bow tournament to protect her found family of younger sisters and their beloved Mud Fam.
	Eat. Dance. Fight. This is the life of the girls who compete in the Isle's elite, all-female fighting sport of Bowing. At sixteen Dirt is old, and has retired from competition. She spends her days coaching the younger sisters of the Mud Fam and dreading her birthday, when she'll have to leave her sisters to fulfill whatever destiny the Gods choose for her. The Mud Fam is sure to win the upcoming South God Bow tournament, and the tiny Fam needs the new recruits that come with victory. Then an attack from a powerful rival leaves the Mud without their top Bower, and Dirt is the only one who can compete in the tournament. Dirt has never wanted to be a leader-- but defeat at the tournament would mean the end of her beloved Fam. And no way is Dirt going to let that happen. -- adapted from jacket
Subject	Fantasy.
	Hand-to-hand fighting -- Juvenile fiction.
	Contests -- Juvenile fiction.
	Feminism -- Juvenile fiction.
	Sisters -- Juvenile fiction.
	Africa -- Juvenile fiction.
	Hand-to-hand fighting -- Juvenile fiction.
	Contests -- Juvenile fiction.
	Black people -- Juvenile fiction.
	Feminism -- Juvenile fiction.
	Hand-to-hand fighting -- Fiction.
	Contests -- Fiction.
	Black people -- Juvenile fiction.
	Black people -- Fiction.
	Africa -- Fiction.
	Fantasy.
	YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Fantasy / General.
	YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Girls & Women.
Genre/Form	Young adult fiction.
	Fantasy fiction. (OCoLC)fst01726607
	Novels. (OCoLC)fst01921742
	Young adult fiction.
	Fantasy fiction.
	Novels.
ISBN	9781665918138 (hardcover)
	1665918136 (hardcover)
	9781665918152 (ebook)

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