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Dhonielle Clayton, "The Belles" (w/ Jason Reynolds)

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Dhonielle Clayton discusses her YA fantasy novel, "The Belles", with fellow author Jason Reynolds at Politics and Prose on 2/9/18.

In Orléans, people are born gray-skinned and ugly. Sixteen-year-old Camellia and her sisters are tasked with using magic to make them beautiful but for a price. However, as Camellia’s talents draw her closer to people with political power, she learns that her world is less beautiful--and more dangerous--than it appears. Author Daniel José Older writes of Clayton’s first solo novel, “The Belles is full of political drama, palace intrigue, complex and corrupt characters, and deadly betrayals.” Clayton is in conversation with Jason Reynolds. (Ages 14 and up)

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Dhonielle ClaytonThe BellesJason ReynoldsIn OrlansSixteen-year-old CamelliaAuthor Daniel Jos OlderJason Reynolds AgesCarla Cohen

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