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Our local library children's book club selected this book for their June 2016 discussion. It's a fast read and really grabs at the reader's heart strings.
I liked that Sharon Creech weaves familiar names and places from other stories like Walk Two Moons and Absolutely Normal Chaos.
The tale is sweet, yet melancholy. It is filled with longing and remembrance and even the hurt from missing our loved ones. But it also really shows how we all need some solitude at times and that the quiet can help s ...more
I liked that Sharon Creech weaves familiar names and places from other stories like Walk Two Moons and Absolutely Normal Chaos.
The tale is sweet, yet melancholy. It is filled with longing and remembrance and even the hurt from missing our loved ones. But it also really shows how we all need some solitude at times and that the quiet can help s ...more
It was a good read. Raised some good questions. The end didn't tie it up very well but it IS a young adult, after all.
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This is a beautfully written book at which i cried at the end. But they were happy tears.
