Books like Term Paper by Ann Rinaldi
In "Term Paper," 12‑year‑old Nicki’s teacher and brother, Mr. Roland, assigns her a research project on a death that still haunts their family. The assignment becomes a catalyst for Nicki to confront the pain and secrets she has long kept buried. Through the process, she explores her relationships with her father, siblings, and the broader family, ultimately learning how to share her feelings and find closure.
First publish date: 1980
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Ann Rinaldi
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