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Author Archives: Mrs.N
Hello, Goodbye and Everything In Between
Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between by Jennifer E. Smith Tomorrow will take Aidan and Clare in opposite directions. He will head west to UCLA while Clare travels east to Dartmouth. After two years, they have just this one final … Continue reading
Hot, Sour, Salty, Sweet
Hot, Sour, Salty, Sweetby Sherri Smith Ana’s middle school graduation day is going to be just perfect. She’s Salutatorian and at night there’s going to be a school dance and a chance to finally connect with her crush Jamie Tabata. … Continue reading
Read Between the Lines
Read Between the Lines by Jo Knowles We begin the day in Physical Education with Nate, where his lack of athletic ability lands him with a broken finger. As the day goes on, each chapter explores part of a different … Continue reading
Bright Before Sunrise
Bright Before Sunrise by Tiffany Schmidt Jonah is at a new school in a wealthy town. He has a new baby sister and a new ready-made family including his mom’s new husband. He doesn’t want any part of it. His … Continue reading
Just One Day
When I picked up Jennifer E. Smith’s The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight, I knew. September had to be books that take place over the course of a single day. As it turns out, books that use this premise have … Continue reading
Gone Away Lake
Gone-Away Lake by Elizabeth Enright I didn’t discover Gone-Away Lake until I was an adult and it’s a shame that I didn’t because it’s the kind of thing I would have adored as a child. A pair of cousins discover … Continue reading
Monsoon Summer
Monsoon Summer by Mitali Perkins When Monsoon Summer opened in Berkeley with a do-gooder mother planning a trip where she was going to give back to the orphanage she was adopted from in India, I sighed a little. I mean … Continue reading
Bayou Magic
Bayou Magic by Jewell Parker Rhodes Jewell Parker Rhodes has a way of drawing me in completely when she writes. It’s not just that her characters vibrate with life, it’s that you can practically smell the air, feel the heat, … Continue reading
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Three Day Summer
Three Day Summer by Sarvenaz Tash Before Austin City Limits and Glastonbury, before Bonnaroo and Coachella, there was Woodstock. In 1969, the three day music festival held in Bethel, NY gathered some big name artists and put on a show … Continue reading