Romiette and Julio (Hardcover)
| Author: Sharon M. Draper |
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Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Turtleback Books
ISBN-10: 0613337239
ISBN-13: 9780613337236
Sku: 30937159
Publish Date: 7/25/2011
Pages:
320
Age Range:
15 to 19
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Suddenly, Romiette sat up in her bed. Her nightgown was damp and clinging to her body. (from the first line)
| Like Shakespeare's famous star-crossed lovers, Romiette Cappelle and Julio Montague face strong opposition to their budding romance. In their case, a dangerous gang's disapproval of their interracial relationship puts the two in mortal peril. |
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Romiette, an African-American girl, and Julio, a Hispanic boy fall in love on the Internet and find themselves being harrassed by a gang whose members object to interracial dating. |
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This dramatic spin on Shakespeare's play, ROMEO AND JULIET, moves the action to modern-day Cincinnati. Romiette Cappelle and Julio Montague correspond with each other through cyber-chats, and plan to meet one another when they realize they have a lot in common--what they don't realize is that they attend the same high school! The pair begins to fall in love, and their relationship is wonderful. But things could change when a group of thugs don't want them to date because Romiette is African-American and Julio is Hispanic. Will the two end their relationship, or overcome the prejudice that threatens to destroy them? By the author of TEARS OF A TIGER.
This dramatic spin on Shakespeare's play, ROMEO AND JULIET, moves the action to modern-day Cincinnati. Romiette Cappelle and Julio Montague correspond with each other through cyber-chats, and plan to meet one another when they realize they have a lot in common--what they don't realize is that they attend the same high school! The pair begins to fall in love, and their relationship is wonderful. But things could change when a group of thugs don't want them to date because Romiette is African-American and Julio is Hispanic. Will the two end their relationship, or overcome the prejudice that threatens to destroy them? By the author of TEARS OF A TIGER.

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