Boy on Cinnamon Street

Phoebe Stone

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Scholastic US
01 May 2012

Children's & Educational; Romance & relationships stories (Children's&YA); Bargains

Seventh grader Louise should be the captain of her school's gymnastics team - but she isn't. She's fun and cute and should have lots of friends - but she doesn't. And there's a dreamy boy who has a crush on her - but somehow they never connect. Louise has everything going for her, so what is it that's holding her back? Phoebe Stone tells the winning story of the spring when Louise Terrace wakes up, finds the courage to confront the painful family secret she's hiding from - and finally gets the boy.

By: Phoebe Stone
Imprint: Scholastic US
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 197mm, Width: 147mm, Spine: 23mm
Weight: 318g
ISBN: 9780545215121
ISBN 10: 0545215129
Pages: 234
Publication Date: 01 May 2012
Recommended Age: From 8 to 12 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Other merchandise
Publisher's Status: Active

Phoebe Stone's first novel, ALL THE BLUE MOONS AT THE WALLACE HOTEL, was hailed as haunting and poetic by THE NEW YORK TIMES. Her first novel for Arthur A. Levine Books, DEEP DOWN POPULAR, received a starred review in BOOKLIST. THE ROMEO AND JULIET CODE received two stars. And her most recent title, THE BOY ON CINNAMON STREET, received a whopping four starred reviews. Phoebe lives in Middlebury, Vermont.

Reviews for Boy on Cinnamon Street

Most winning of all . . . is the romance itself, which bursts out in a joyful, honey-sweet denouement that s destined to be one of the great romantic moments in preteen fiction. - STARRED review The Bulletin of the center for Children's Books Extremely well-done. - STARRED review, Publishers Weekly An outstanding tale of love, loss and the true power of friendship. - STARRED review Kirkus Reviews Achingly sweet. - STARRED review, Booklist Praise for Phoebe Stone: Literature doesn't get much better than this. - Boston Globe Stone's prose is poetic. - New York Times Book Review The Romeo and Juliet Code shows that truth will win out -- and that Stone has written a masterpiece for young readers everywhere. - Liz Rosenberg, The Boston Globe