Knights of the Square Table Series

Meet the Knights of the Square Table, San Francisco’s all-star chess team. On their way home from a tournament in Europe, their plane makes a forced landing on a remote island in the North Atlantic. Part survival story, part crime novel with a twist, here’s what happens when six teenagers act on their optimism and attempt the impossible. Teri Kanefield's awards and distinctions include the 2015 Jane Addams Children’s Book Award for The Girl From The Tar Paper School. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Teri writes novels, short stories, essays, stories for children, and nonfiction for both children and adults. Her stories and essays have appeared in publications as diverse as Education Week, Scope Magazine, The Iowa Review, The American Literary Review, and Cricket Magazine. Teri lives in California by the beach. TERI'S BOOKS HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS: The Girl From The Tar Paper School: --Jane Addams Children's Book Award for Older Readers, 2015 --Carter G. Woodson Middle Level Book Award, 2015 --California Reading Association Eureka Silver Honor Book Award --Named a Distinguished Book by The Association of Children's Librarians of Northern California --Included on the 2015 list of Notable Social Studies Trade Books for young readers compiled by the National Council for Social Studies --Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children (National Association of Teachers of English), Recommended Book --Included in the New York Public Library's list of 100 children's books to read in 2014. --A Junior Library Guild selection Rivka's Way --Sidney Taylor Book Awards, Notable book of 2001 --Lilith Magazine's 5th Annual Selection of Books for Young Readers --Included in Great Books for Girls, by Kathleen Odean --Included in Best Jewish Books for Children and Teens, by Linda R. Silver Guilty? Crime, Punishment, and the Changing Face of Justice --Junior Library Guild selection

Empowered by their experiences while stranded on an island, six teenagers set out to right the wrongs in the world. When unconventional—and illegal—methods get them into trouble, they find themselves on the run. A story of hope and adventure. Teri Kanefield's awards and distinctions include the 2015 Jane Addams Children’s Book Award for The Girl From The Tar Paper School. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Teri writes novels, short stories, essays, stories for children, and nonfiction for both children and adults. Her stories and essays have appeared in publications as diverse as Education Week, Scope Magazine, The Iowa Review, The American Literary Review, and Cricket Magazine. Teri lives in California by the beach. TERI'S BOOKS HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS: The Girl From The Tar Paper School: --Jane Addams Children's Book Award for Older Readers, 2015 --California Reading Association Eureka Silver Honor Book Award --Named a Distinguished Book by The Association of Children's Librarians of Northern California --Included on the 2015 list of Notable Social Studies Trade Books for young readers compiled by the National Council for Social Studies --Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children (National Association of Teachers of English), Recommended Book --Included in the New York Public Library's list of 100 children's books to read in 2014. --A Junior Library Guild selection Rivka's Way --Sidney Taylor Book Awards, Notable book of 2001 --Lilith Magazine's 5th Annual Selection of Books for Young Readers --Included in Great Books for Girls, by Kathleen Odean --Included in Best Jewish Books for Children and Teens, by Linda R. Silver Guilty? Crime, Punishment, and the Changing Face of Justice --Junior Library Guild selection

(Book 1 in this series is currently being offered FREE!) Six teenagers determined to bring about global nuclear disarmament run into a problem: It may not be possible. After all they've been through and done, will they now have to accept defeat?  The conclusion of the series. TERI'S BOOKS HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING HONORS AND DISTINCTIONS: The Girl From The Tar Paper School: --Jane Addams Children's Book Award for Older Readers, 2015 --California Reading Association Eureka Silver Honor Book Award --Named a Distinguished Book by The Association of Children's Librarians of Northern California --Included on the 2015 list of Notable Social Studies Trade Books for young readers compiled by the National Council for Social Studies --Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children (National Association of Teachers of English), Recommended Book --Included in the New York Public Library's list of 100 children's books to read in 2014. --A Junior Library Guild selection Rivka's Way --Sidney Taylor Book Awards, Notable book of 2001 --Lilith Magazine's 5th Annual Selection of Books for Young Readers --Included in Great Books for Girls, by Kathleen Odean --Included in Best Jewish Books for Children and Teens, by Linda R. Silver Guilty? Crime, Punishment, and the Changing Face of Justice --Junior Library Guild selection