Three runaway teens meet up by chance on the road and go looking for Ramie's missing father. A coming-of-age on the road, but it ain't Jack Kerouac's road trip!
I have only read a brief portion of, Looking for Redfeather but I must complement Ms. Collison on the prose of her narrative.
I think this book will find a large audience with young men and the mothers of young men who have just set out to find their place in the world.
Of course these are only first impressions but for the way it was moving and the mild cliff hanger on page three, makes a dark set up that many will find irresistible.
Ash wishes he has a tough big brother to fight his battles for him, until his wish comes true.
Who is Big Brother and why is he so keen to help Ash? Does Big Brother have an agenda of his own?
In a vertical city divided between those above the mist and those below it, four strangers are drawn together as failing systems threaten everyone. To save Halidom, they'll have to cross boundaries, uncover forgotten technology, and repair more than
The sequel to Goalden Girl. Gemma's school football team is well-established. Her young step-sister Portia is also becoming a promising player, until an accident changes her life forever