Vijaya Bodach is a scientist-turned-children's writer, an atheist-turned-Catholic, and most recently, a writer-turned-publisher of Bodach Books. She is the author of over 70 books for children of all ages, from TEN EASTER EGGS for the youngest and BOUND for teenagers and adults. She has just as many magazines articles, stories and poems published in various children's magazines. To learn more, please visit: https://vijayabodach.blogspot.com or https://bodachbooks.blogspot.com
Bound
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-386-24430-1
- EAN9781386244301
- Date de parution15/08/2018
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Set in Pullman, WA, home of Washington State University (Go Cougs!), BOUND is a beautifully crafted debut novel that's perfect for fans of Sara Zarr and Francisco Stork. Seventeen-year-old Rebecca Joshi, an adopted girl from India, burn survivor, and primary caretaker of her intellectually disabled sister, Joy, has one dream-to be a physician. Her traditional Indian father relies upon Rebecca to care for Joy while he buries himself in work to drown his grief over his wife's death.
Leaving home is the only way Rebecca can envision reaching her goal. She helps Joy develop greater independence, and is devastated when Joy becomes pregnant. Rebecca tussles-with her father and with herself-over who is responsible for Joy and her baby. When Rebecca discovers the truth of what happened the day she was burned, she struggles to hold onto her dream while wrestling with questions of life, love, and responsibility.
Leaving home is the only way Rebecca can envision reaching her goal. She helps Joy develop greater independence, and is devastated when Joy becomes pregnant. Rebecca tussles-with her father and with herself-over who is responsible for Joy and her baby. When Rebecca discovers the truth of what happened the day she was burned, she struggles to hold onto her dream while wrestling with questions of life, love, and responsibility.







