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First novels can be tricky. There is an adage that every person has one good book in them.Brunt follows the path of other writers in developing a coming of age novel as her inaugural effort. And as first efforts go, this one is good, really good.
Narrated by a fourteen year old with an "all-everything" older sister, our heroine speaks and acts as though the wisdom of the ages has bedecked her mind. Yet underneath the facade of maturity lies a pubescent girl filled with all the fears, anxieties an ...more
Narrated by a fourteen year old with an "all-everything" older sister, our heroine speaks and acts as though the wisdom of the ages has bedecked her mind. Yet underneath the facade of maturity lies a pubescent girl filled with all the fears, anxieties an ...more
This book was boring to say the least. Nothing exciting or intriguing. I would not be interested in reading more books from this author. I believe it would be a good book for high-school age children. I realize my opinion of this book may be based on the fact that I'm an only child & couldn't relate to June or Greta's issues. Ive had no one close to me die from AIDS so I just couldn't place myself anywhere in the story.
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Mar 02, 2013
Diane Halfman wade
marked it as to-read
