Playing Through the Turnaround (e-bog) af Larsen, Mylisa
Larsen, Mylisa (forfatter)

Playing Through the Turnaround e-bog

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In a timely, insightful story told with sparkling wit and heart, young musicians protesting plans for budget cuts navigate miscalculations, indifferent adults, and unexpected loss as they discover the power of speaking out and the value of listening.A brave and dazzling debut, this timely novel is a blueprint for hope.Katherine Applegate, Newbery Medalist and best-selling author of The One and ...
E-bog 65,85 DKK
Forfattere Larsen, Mylisa (forfatter)
Forlag Clarion Books
Udgivet 11 oktober 2022
Længde 272 sider
Genrer Children’s / Teenage fiction: General, modern and contemporary fiction
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9780358639589
In a timely, insightful story told with sparkling wit and heart, young musicians protesting plans for budget cuts navigate miscalculations, indifferent adults, and unexpected loss as they discover the power of speaking out and the value of listening.A brave and dazzling debut, this timely novel is a blueprint for hope.Katherine Applegate, Newbery Medalist and best-selling author of The One and Only IvanKeen and clear and fiercely funny.Linda Sue Park, Newbery Medalist and best-selling author ofA Long Walk to WaterBrilliant, sharp, comic, poignant, and true. Gary D. Schmidt, two-time Newbery Honor-winning author ofThe Wednesday WarsA splendid novel filled with honesty and heart.Karina Yan Glaser, best-selling author of the Vanderbeekers series.Fifth period is hands down the best time of day in Connor U. Eubanks Middle School, becausethats when Mr. Lewis teaches Jazz Lab.So his students are devastated when their beloved teacher quits abruptly. Once they make a connection between budget cuts and Mr. Lewiss disappearance, they hatch a plan: stop the cuts, save their class.Soon, they become an unlikely band of crusaders, and their quest quickly snowballs into something much biggera movement involving the whole middle school. But the adults in charge seem determined to ignore their every protest. How can the kids make themselves heard?