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245 10 a| Last night at the Telegraph Club /c| by Malinda Lo.;

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510 3 a| Kirkus Reviews Starred,b| 12/1/2020;

510 3 a| Publishers Weekly Starred,b| 1/25/2021;

510 3 a| School Library Connection Star,b| 5/2021;

510 3 a| School Library Journal,b| 1/2021;

520 a| Seventeen-year-old Lily Hu is living in Chinatown, in 1950s era San Francisco when she meets and befriends her first white friend, Kathleen Miller, through a mutual interest in aerospace. When the pair express their desire to see a performer at a well-known lesbian bar, they sneak out and it's there that they explore their sexuality and begin a relationship with each other in secret. However, with Lily's conservative Chinese family at her heels and McCarthyism threatening her family, Lily needs to make tough choices about her relationship with Kathy and who she wants to be.;

521 0 a| 6.3.;

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538 a| Mode of access: World Wide Web.;

586 a| National Book Award, 2021;

586 a| Stonewall Award, 2022;

586 a| Printz Honor Book, 2022;

586 a| Michael L. Printz Award, 2022;

586 a| Asian/Pacific American Awards for Literature, 2022;

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Last night at the Telegraph Club / by Malinda Lo.

Author/creator	Lo, Malinda author.
Format	Electronic
Publication	New York : Dutton Books, [2021]
Description	1 online resource (409 pages)
Supplemental Content	Click here to view book
Subjects	Chinese Americans--Juvenile fiction. Naturalization--Fiction. Lesbians--Fction. Chinese Americans--Fiction. Chinatown (San Francisco, Calif.)--Fiction.

Abstract	Seventeen-year-old Lily Hu is living in Chinatown, in 1950s era San Francisco when she meets and befriends her first white friend, Kathleen Miller, through a mutual interest in aerospace. When the pair express their desire to see a performer at a well-known lesbian bar, they sneak out and it's there that they explore their sexuality and begin a relationship with each other in secret. However, with Lily's conservative Chinese family at her heels and McCarthyism threatening her family, Lily needs to make tough choices about her relationship with Kathy and who she wants to be.
Local note	eBook.
Local note	MackinVIA eBook.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and filmography.
Citation/References note	Booklist Starred Reviews, 11/1/2020
Citation/References note	Kirkus Reviews Starred, 12/1/2020
Citation/References note	Publishers Weekly Starred, 1/25/2021
Citation/References note	School Library Connection Star, 5/2021
Citation/References note	School Library Journal, 1/2021
Reading grade level	6.3.
Interest grade level	9-12.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Awards note	National Book Award, 2021
Awards note	Stonewall Award, 2022
Awards note	Printz Honor Book, 2022
Awards note	Michael L. Printz Award, 2022
Awards note	Asian/Pacific American Awards for Literature, 2022
Source of description	Description based on book record.
Genre/form	Young adult fiction.
Genre/form	Electronic books.
ISBN	9780525555261

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