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| Author: L. K./ Andrews Madigan |
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Publish Date: 10/4/2010
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 6.75H x 6.75L x 1.25T
Pages:
4
Age Range:
18 to 21
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| In this debut, Madigan captures her photo-prone protagonist with balanced wit and seriousness as he navigates crucial moments in his adolescence. In a tangle of life and death, love and loyalty, 15-year-old Blake emerges with a more sharply defined snapshot of himself. |
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After taking a photograph of a woman who is living on the streets and discovering it to be the meth-addicted mother of his closest friend Marissa, 15-year-old Blake finds himself at the heart of a painful drama in a moving coming-of-age tale about love, loyalty and loss. Book available. Winner of the 2010 William C. Morris YA Debut Award. |
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At 15, Blake is into photography, longs to be a comedian, obsessed with sex, and finds balancing his time between his girl friend, and best friend, Marissa really hard. When he inadvertently takes a picture of a homeless woman who turns out to be Marissa's mom, their friendship takes a challenging turn. Soon, he has to decide who needs what most, and how to handle all of it. 2010 William C. Morris Debut YA Award Winner.
At 15, Blake is into photography, longs to be a comedian, obsessed with sex, and finds balancing his time between his girl friend, and best friend, Marissa really hard. When he inadvertently takes a picture of a homeless woman who turns out to be Marissa's mom, their friendship takes a challenging turn. Soon, he has to decide who needs what most, and how to handle all of it. 2010 William C. Morris Debut YA Award Winner.
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"[With] sensitive dialogue; beautifully developed, diverse characters; an unblinking pace; and intelligent humor."
11/01/2009
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