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Bird Lake Moon
(Audio, 2008)
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Author: Kevin Henkes
 Capturing summertime silence and the even deeper quiet of two boys from fractured families, acclaime...
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LIST PRICE $22.95 Save 91%
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Format: Audio ISBN-10: 0061551856 ISBN-13: 9780061551857 May 2008 Publisher: Harpercollins Childrens Grade:
From 4 to 6 Unabridged Language: English |
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Synopsis Capturing summertime silence and the even deeper quiet of two boys from fractured families, acclaimed children's author and illustrator Kevin Henkes has created another stunning middle grade novel. Twelve-year-old Mitch is struggling to understand his parents' divorce while fighting boredom at his grandparents' lake house, while at ten, Spencer is on a family trip filled with haunted memories. The two befriend each other, and slowly forge a friendship that helps each of them begin to recover.
| Size | | Height: | 5.8 in | | Width: | 5.3 in | | Thickness: | 0.8 in | | Weight: | 4.5 oz |
Industry Reviews "Characters are gently and believably developed as the story weaves in and around the beautiful Wisconsin setting. The superbly crafted plot moves smoothly and unhurriedly, mirroring a slow summer pace." (03/01/2008)
"[T]he writing is as evocative as it is precise: fireflies are 'pinpricks of topaz.' Emotions are just as carefully carved, turning the characterization into portraiture...Henkes knows children and their secrets, and readers will lean close to hear the whispers." (03/15/2008)
"The most remarkable aspect of the book may be the author's ability to isolate the sources of the boys' shared sense of loss and then to express, via easily recognizable and even ordinary experiences, their growing acceptance of what cannot be changed." (04/07/2008)
"Through artfully observed details and perfectly pitched dialogue among the boys and clever Lolly, Henkes deftly locates Mitch's pain and confusion, delivering a novel that's quiet, nuanced and redemptive." (04/01/2008)
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