White sands, red menace / Ellen Klages

Sequel to: Green glass sea

Includes bibliographical references

One world or none, May 12, 1946 -- First rocket -- What goes up -- I'm a stranger here myself, May 31, 1946 -- The lucky ones -- The thing in the attic, June 1946 -- Adaptation, July 1946 -- The letter of the law -- Shadow, shadow on the wall -- The power and the glory, August 1946 -- All on a summer's night -- Minority report -- The square pegs -- Surface tension -- Helping hand -- Ex machina, September 1946 -- Repair job -- Breaking point -- The shape of things, October 1946 -- Relativity, November 1946 -- The visitors -- Superiority -- Illusion, December 1946 -- No place for tears, January 1947 -- Battleground -- Ask me anything -- Margin for error, February 1947 -- Milk run, March 1947 -- The dark room -- Patent pending -- The troublemakers, April 1947 -- Sorry, right number -- Palace of darkness -- The naming of names -- History lesson -- First contact -- Family resemblance -- Uneasy lies the head -- Operating instructions -- The wind between the worlds -- Chaos, coordinated -- The answer -- The sky is falling, May 15, 1947 -- Let the finder beware -- And the walls came tumbling down -- Author's note -- Acknowledgments

It is 1946, and Dewey Kerrigan is now living near the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico with the Gordon family. Dewey and her "sister," Suze, share secrets, art, and science as they adjust to high school in an isolated desert town. Then, Dewey's long-lost mother, Rita Gallucci, reappears in their lives

Ages 10 up