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An LA transplant struggles over whether to return to rural Appalachia after her father’s death and an abusive relationship. A feisty rule breaker and her abuelita, and maybe a little bit of magic, help her understand the meaning of home.
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Courneya alternates between whimsy and pain. The effect is always moving.
Bloom is an impassioned collection of haiku, prose, and free-verse poems which elucidates natural phenomena and documents a teenager’s journey through abuse, sexual assault, and depression. Bloom promotes healing in survivors’ souls.
I am completely hooked, even just reading the prologue!
After a tragic, fifty light-year voyage, sole survivor Mat crash lands on a beautiful, sometimes hostile alien world... the planet Earth! Mission 51 is an immigrant story that is out of this world!
I'm so interested to see where this goes! It's a great setup to a saga! I love how quickly the author pulls us through several years giving us a strong sense of the protagonist in the meantime.
It’s not about secrets. It’s not about triumphs and failures. It’s not even about racism. It’s about family. The lives of six black American siblings is chronicled in this biographical story spanning from the early 1900’s until Present Day.
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