Full Product Details
Author: Dana Reinhardt
Publisher: Random House USA Inc
Imprint: Ember
Edition: Ember ed.
Dimensions:
Width: 13.70cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 20.30cm
Weight: 0.205kg
ISBN: 9780375844546
ISBN 10: 0375844546
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 08 September 2009
Recommended Age: From 14 years
Audience:
Young adult
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Teenage / Young adult
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: -As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork.- Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: -Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers.- Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: -Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced.- From the Hardcover edition. Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork. Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers. Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced. From the Hardcover edition.
Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork. Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers. Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced. From the Hardcover edition.
Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: <br> As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork. <br>Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: <br> Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers. <br>Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: <br> Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced. <p> From the Hardcover edition.
<b>Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork. <b>Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers. <b>Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced. <i>From the Hardcover edition.</i>
Starred review, Publishers Weekly, April 7, 2008: As intimate and intelligently wrought as her previous YA novels . . . this meticulously crafted book illustrates how both homes and relationships can be resurrected through hard work, hope and teamwork. Starred review, School Library Journal, June 2008: Harper is a sympathetic, believable character whose narrative voice expresses wit and heartbreak, and her emotional journey will have tremendous appeal for mature teen readers. Review, Los Angeles Times Book Review, July 27, 2008: Written with a light touch that belies the heavy subjects of divorce and blended-family dynamics, [the novel] is also well-paced. From the Hardcover edition.
Author Information
DANA REINHARDT is the author of A Brief Chapter in My Impossible Life, Harmless, How to Build a House, and The Things a Brother Knows. She lives with her husband and two daughters.
