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Monday, November 5th, 2007 12:34 pm (UTC)

I'd add a number of Ruth M. Arthur's books, which are slanted towards 13-year-old girls, I would say: After Candlemas, The Autumn People, Requiem for a Princess, which all tend to have faint time-travel dantasy elements. And Eleanor Cameron's The Court of the Stone Children, which is probably one of my top five YA fantasy novels.