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Tag Archives: E L Norry

Review: Runaways by E. L. Norry

What does home mean to you? In this contemporary middle grade novel E. L. Norry invites us to consider this question. For July and Jamie in RUNAWAYS, home isn’t safe or comforting…but maybe they can build something that is.

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Posted bymegaphonewriteJune 19, 2025June 24, 2025Posted inReviews, UncategorizedTags:book, contemporary, E L Norry, fiction, middle grade, review, runawaysLeave a comment on Review: Runaways by E. L. Norry
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