This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, This book is.interesting. The story is told through letters, memiors, college essays, and wills. I didnt particularly like that style, I did at first but then it just got annoying and old.
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What i learned from this book is that giving up is not an option.no matter how inviting it is.no matter what the circumstances are.u cant give up. I would reccomend this book to anybody who is looking for something that is chalked full of emotion and hardships. Susan Beth Pfeffer was born in New York City in 1948. She grew up in the city and its nearby suburbs and spent summers in the Catskill Mountains. When she was six her father wrote and published a book on constitutional law, and Pfeffer decided that she, too, wanted to be a writer. That year she wrote her first story, about the love between an Oreo cookie and a pair of scissors.
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However, it wasn't Susan Beth Pfeffer was born in New York City in 1948. She grew up in the city and its nearby suburbs and spent summers in the Catskill Mountains. When she was six her father wrote and published a book on constitutional law, and Pfeffer decided that she, too, wanted to be a writer. That year she wrote her first story, about the love between an Oreo cookie and a pair of scissors. However, it wasn't until 1970 that her first book, Just Morgan, was published.
She wrote it during her last semester at New York University; since then, she has been a full-time writer for young people. She has won numerous awards and citations for her work, which range from picture books to middle-grade and young-adult novels, and include both contemporary and historical fiction.
She is also the author of the popular Portraits of Little Women series for grades 3-6, and has written a book for adults on writing for children. To date, she has written more than 60 books. About David was awarded the South Carolina Young Adult Book Award. The Year Without Michael is an ALA Best Book for Young Adults and winner of the South Carolina Young Adult Book Award; it was also named by the American Library Association as one of the hundred best books for teenagers written between 1968-1993. When she is not working, she enjoys watching movies, both new and old, and collecting movie memorabilia, reading biographies and histories, and eating foods that are bad for her. She lives in Middletown, New York, with her two cats, Alexander and Emily. Named the American Library Associations Young Adult Library Services Association Best Book for Young Adults 2007 and Teens’ Top Ten Booklist in 2007.
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Finalist for the Andre Norton Award, Quill Awards, Hal Clement Awards.