Instruction: Given the title, description, feature, price, and brand of a product and a set of target attributes, extract the value of each target attribute from the product information. Output the extracted value and the corresponding source (e.g., title or feature) denoting where the value is extracted.

Input:
Product title: Take Back the Skies
Product description: Gr 7 UpSaxon's debut novel tells the story of Cat Hunter, a rich girl from the government nobility in the war ravaged country of Anglya. Though the commoners have lost most of their children to the government's war Collection, she is safe in her life of luxury. Yet all is not as happy as it seems for Cat; she lives a life controlled by her cruel father and is about to be betrothed to someone she despises. Cat plans her escape, and disguised as a boy, she manages to stow aboard an airship. Once in the air, she is discovered and quickly accepted by the crew of smugglers as one of their own. When she learns the truth about her world, that the war the government has been Collecting children to fight has been over for years, she convinces the crew to join her in taking them down. Readers will discover a fast-paced adventure, a little mystery, and a little romance. As the first in a planned six-part series, the book shows potential but leaves perhaps too many unanswered questions. Light character development and unrefined writing will lose more sophisticated readers. Fans of steampunk and "girl in disguise" genres may do better to try Scott Westerfeld's "Leviathan" trilogy (S. & S.) or L. A. Meyer's "Bloody Jack Adventure" series (Houghton Harcourt).Genevieve Feldman, San Francisco Public Library, In order to escape a marriage arranged by her high-ranking government-official father, 14-year-old Catherine disguises herself as a boy and stows away aboard the airship Stormdancer. There, Cat learns that much of what she has always been told about her Tellus world is false. Her country, Anglya, is no longer at war, so its unclear why government officials keep collecting poor children when they turn 13. Using Cats inner knowledge of Anglyian bureaucracy, the crew breaks into the government headquarters and discovers the long-missing royal family and the few remaining conscripted children who have survived medical experimentation. Eighteen-year-old Saxons debut novel depicts a carefully crafted dystopian world in which government operates to benefit the elite at the expense of everyone else. Full of adventure, political intrigue, alternative technology, a chaste romance between Cat and crewmate Fox, and a hint of steampunk, this should be popular with the Hunger Games crowd. Future volumes (each focusing on a different Tellus nation) are planned. Grades 5-8. --Kay Weisman
Product price: $17.99
Product brand: Visit Amazon's Lucy Saxon Page
Target attributes: Fiction Form
Answer: attribute: fiction form
value: novel
source: product description