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Author: Dianna Dorisi Winget
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Imprint: Houghton Mifflin
ISBN: 9780547807980
ISBN 10: 0547807988
Pages: 208
Publication Date: 06 November 2012
Recommended Age: From 10 to 12 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. <br>-- Booklis t
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. <br>-- Booklist<br><br> Piper Lee is an instantly likable, flawed character with a good heart. Hand this one to kids who want realistic fiction with just a dash of excitement. <br>-- School Library Journal
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. --<i>Booklist Piper Lee is an instantly likable, flawed character with a good heart. Hand this one to kids who want realistic fiction with just a dash of excitement. --<i>School Library Journal Winget's poignantly flawed characters and honest emotional circumstances draw readers into a story that feels like its set in a simpler time and place. --<i>Publishers Weekly Piper's voice is authentically youthful, as are her questionable decisions, and plenty of kids will find common ground with her as she struggles with her mother's remarriage and with the fact that her father is gone for good. --<i>The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books</i>
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. <br>-- Booklist<br><br> Piper Lee is an instantly likable, flawed character with a good heart. Hand this one to kids who want realistic fiction with just a dash of excitement. <br>-- School Library Journal<br><br> Winget's poignantly flawed characters and honest emotional circumstances draw readers into a story that feels like its set in a simpler time and place. <br>-- Publishers Weekly<br><br> Piper's voice is authentically youthful, as are her questionable decisions, and plenty of kids will find common ground with her as she struggles with her mother's remarriage and with the fact that her father is gone for good. <br>-- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. -- Booklist Piper Lee is an instantly likable, flawed character with a good heart. Hand this one to kids who want realistic fiction with just a dash of excitement. -- School Library Journal Winget's poignantly flawed characters and honest emotional circumstances draw readers into a story that feels like its set in a simpler time and place. -- Publishers Weekly Piper's voice is authentically youthful, as are her questionable decisions, and plenty of kids will find common ground with her as she struggles with her mother's remarriage and with the fact that her father is gone for good. -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
This sweet story has an old-fashioned feel. --Booklist Piper Lee is an instantly likable, flawed character with a good heart. Hand this one to kids who want realistic fiction with just a dash of excitement. --School Library Journal Winget's poignantly flawed characters and honest emotional circumstances draw readers into a story that feels like its set in a simpler time and place. --Publishers Weekly Piper's voice is authentically youthful, as are her questionable decisions, and plenty of kids will find common ground with her as she struggles with her mother's remarriage and with the fact that her father is gone for good. --The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
Author Information
Dianna Dorisi Winget is a lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, living in the mountains of north Idaho with her husband and daughter. A Smidgen of Sky is her first novel. Visit her website at www.diannawinget.com.
