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My Brother's Shadow
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- Nombre de pages176
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-385-38489-6
- EAN9780385384896
- Date de parution09/09/2014
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille4 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurSchwartz & Wade
Résumé
Fans of David Almond's Skellig and Patrick Ness's A Monster Calls will embrace this deeply affecting middle grade novel in which a girl suffering from terrible grief befriends a mysterious wild boy. When I saw him that first time I screamed-a small and silent scream, all inside, in my gut. Eleven-year-old Kaia, who has felt isolated since her older brother committed suicide more than a year before, befriends a wild boy who mysteriously appears at her London school.
Though the boy is mute and can only communicate with a flash of his gray eyes, he might be the friend Kaia needs to bring her through her grief. Here's a fascinating story, which offers a fresh and completely original portrayal of loss and renewal."Readers who love stories of overcoming personal struggles and emotional strife will eat this up." -Booklist"Fans of realistic fiction... will surely devour Avery's latest." -School Library Journal"[Kaia's] confessional narration and self-aware observations yield a believable and haunting portrait of grief." -Publishers Weekly
Though the boy is mute and can only communicate with a flash of his gray eyes, he might be the friend Kaia needs to bring her through her grief. Here's a fascinating story, which offers a fresh and completely original portrayal of loss and renewal."Readers who love stories of overcoming personal struggles and emotional strife will eat this up." -Booklist"Fans of realistic fiction... will surely devour Avery's latest." -School Library Journal"[Kaia's] confessional narration and self-aware observations yield a believable and haunting portrait of grief." -Publishers Weekly
Fans of David Almond's Skellig and Patrick Ness's A Monster Calls will embrace this deeply affecting middle grade novel in which a girl suffering from terrible grief befriends a mysterious wild boy. When I saw him that first time I screamed-a small and silent scream, all inside, in my gut. Eleven-year-old Kaia, who has felt isolated since her older brother committed suicide more than a year before, befriends a wild boy who mysteriously appears at her London school.
Though the boy is mute and can only communicate with a flash of his gray eyes, he might be the friend Kaia needs to bring her through her grief. Here's a fascinating story, which offers a fresh and completely original portrayal of loss and renewal."Readers who love stories of overcoming personal struggles and emotional strife will eat this up." -Booklist"Fans of realistic fiction... will surely devour Avery's latest." -School Library Journal"[Kaia's] confessional narration and self-aware observations yield a believable and haunting portrait of grief." -Publishers Weekly
Though the boy is mute and can only communicate with a flash of his gray eyes, he might be the friend Kaia needs to bring her through her grief. Here's a fascinating story, which offers a fresh and completely original portrayal of loss and renewal."Readers who love stories of overcoming personal struggles and emotional strife will eat this up." -Booklist"Fans of realistic fiction... will surely devour Avery's latest." -School Library Journal"[Kaia's] confessional narration and self-aware observations yield a believable and haunting portrait of grief." -Publishers Weekly
