Pete Shelton\'s life revolves around Riverside, a Michigan nature preserve on the St.
Visit Margaret online at www.margaretwilley.com.
She lives in southwestern Michigan.
Her most recent books include Four Secrets and Beetle Boy, an Honor Award winner from the Society of Midland Authors in the field of Children\'s Fiction.
In 2011 she received the Gwen Frostic Award from the Michigan Reading Association, an award for impacting literacy in her state.
About author(s): Margaret Willey has written books for all ages, including the Clever Beatrice series, winner of the 2002 Charlotte Zolotow Award and the 2005 Anne Izard Storyteller\'s Choice Award.
Filled with loving descriptions of Michigan wilderness, animal lore and a passionate Lepidopterist\'s journal, Willey weaves an inter-generational tale of healing, reclamation and discovery. and discover that their lives are intertwined in ways neither could have imagined. . .
Although enemies at first, Nora and Pete slowly begin to piece together their shadowy pasts .
He resents her urgent need to be part of Riverside and to become close, too close, to Paul\'s mentor and friend, Abe McMichael, younger brother of Paul.
When a runaway named Nora McMichael shows up at Riverside, claiming to be the daughter of Paul McMichael, Pete suspects she is lying.
The property is dedicated to its founder, the late Paul McMichael, naturalist and moth collector, who died while still a young man.
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Pete Shelton\'s life revolves around Riverside, a Michigan nature preserve on the St
