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I read that Genuine Fraud was written with the idea that it would pay homage, be an update to The Talented Mr. Ripley, I really began to LOVE this book.  There was a movie made of that book in 1999.  And I confess, that is how I came to know the story.  It was only years later I realized it was from a book and a series.  I have not read them, but wow, that movie.  It was a horror movie, I think. 
I really enjoy all of Lockhart's books and this one was one of the best books I have read so far this year.  I don't know if it is a Printz kind of book, but it sure was a great, great, great read that I can recommend.  It was completely creepy and very well written.  I think it definitely should be considered.  It is just so well done, how can it not? 

Daughters of Eve and Sons of Adam

Daughters of Eve is a wonky little book.  It really is a slice of American life in the 70s.  When women were starting to more boldly demand their rights.  Well, I guess it started in the late 60s. 
The neatest thing I found after reading this book was this article, that Lois Duncan's granddaughter found, then forwarded to her grandma and her grandma wrote back!  I second all of the positive things about this book.  It also gives teens of today a look at what it was like "back in the day."  A very enjoyable read!