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  • Formatas: 232 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Mar-2016
  • Leidėjas: Dundurn Group Ltd
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781459732469

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To escape her small town, her parents’ crumbling marriage, and her drug-addicted brother, Hope jumps at the chance to attend the exclusive Ravenhurst Academy. But her problems follow her to school, her online boyfriend asks her to pose for some photos that go viral, and Hope falls into a dark place she is not sure she can find her way out of.

Hope leaves her small town for a fresh start, but her plans are derailed by an online romance and the appearance of her brother.

Hope lives in a small town with nothing to do and nowhere to go. With a drug addict for a brother, she focuses on the only thing that keeps her sane, writing poetry. To escape, she jumps at the chance to attend Ravenhurst Academy as a boarding student. She’ll even put up with the clique-ish Ravens if it means making a fresh start.

At first, Ravenhurst is better than Hope could have dreamed. She has a boyfriend and a cool roommate, and she might finally have found a place she can fit in. But can she trust her online boyfriend? And what can she do after her brother shows up at the school gates, desperate for help, and the Ravens turn on her? Trapped and unsure, Hope realizes that if she wants to save her brother, she has to save herself first.

Hope leaves her small town for a fresh start, but her plans are derailed by an online romance and the appearance of her brother.

Hope lives in a small town with nothing to do and nowhere to go. With a drug addict for a brother, she focuses on the only thing that keeps her sane, writing poetry. To escape, she jumps at the chance to attend Ravenhurst Academy as a boarding student. She’ll even put up with the clique-ish Ravens if it means making a fresh start.

At first, Ravenhurst is better than Hope could have dreamed. She has a boyfriend and a cool roommate, and she might finally have found a place she can fit in. But can she trust her online boyfriend? And what can she do after her brother shows up at the school gates, desperate for help, and the Ravens turn on her? Trapped and unsure, Hope realizes that if she wants to save her brother, she has to save herself first.

To escape her small town, her parents’ crumbling marriage, and her drug-addicted brother, Hope jumps at the chance to attend the exclusive Ravenhurst Academy. But her problems follow her to school, her online boyfriend asks her to pose for some photos that go viral, and Hope falls into a dark place she is not sure she can find her way out of.

Recenzijos

? Both heartbreaking and hopeful, this will be a popular choice among mature readers of realistic fiction, particularly fans of Ellen Hopkinss Crank series. * School Library Journal (Starred Review) * Through brief alternating chapters told by Hope and Eric, Nelson conveys Hopes naiveté and innocence, as well as the gritty truth about Eric and the trigger for his addiction. * Booklist * Steeped in emotional torment. * Publishers Weekly * a well-plotted, fast-moving little angst tornado of a read. * Globe and Mail * an arresting read that adeptly tackles the dark, weighty subjects of bullying, drug addiction, sexual assault, homelessness and loss. Told in simple yet striking prose, peppered throughout with Hopes haunting poetry, Finding Hope offers an engaging brother-sister narrative, flawed yet relatable characters, and a convincing, well-paced plot that succeeds in laying bare a fractured familys harrowing struggle with addiction, and one young womans achingly real odyssey of self-discovery and healing. * Quill & Quire * The silence and shame around sexual abuse infuses this novel with an aching loss for what could have been but now is lost. Both this abuse and the online texting of sexual pictures reflects dangers faced by the intended audience, who will no doubt pass this book eagerly from hand to hand. * Resource Links * The prose is simple, yet elegant, and readers will appreciate the dual meaning of the title, in Hopes self-discovery, and the literal need for the characters to find hope. * Canadian Children's Book News * For suspense and gritty realism Finding Hope takes top marks. * Winnipeg Free Press *

Daugiau informacijos

Commended for CCBC's Best Books for Kids and Teens (Fall 2016) 2016 (Canada) and VOYA Top Shelf Fiction for Middle School Readers 2016 (United States) and CCBC's Best Books for Kids and Teens, Starred Selection (Fall 2016) 2016 (Canada).
Colleen Nelson is an award-winning YA author whose previous books include The Fall and Tori by Design, both of which won the McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award from the Manitoba Book Awards. This is Colleens fourth YA novel. She lives in Winnipeg.