Finding Yvonne
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Maya Barton
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Brandy Colbert
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For fans of Nicola Yoon and Nina LaCour comes a striking novel about difficult choices from acclaimed author Brandy Colbert.
Since she was seven years old, Yvonne has had her trusted violin to keep her company, especially in those lonely days after her mother walked out on their family. But with graduation just around the corner, she is forced to face the hard truth that she just might not be good enough to attend a conservatory after high school.
Full of doubt about her future and increasingly frustrated by her strained relationship with her successful but emotionally closed-off father, Yvonne meets a street musician and fellow violinist who understands her struggle. He's mysterious, charming, and different from Warren, the familiar and reliable boy who has her heart. But when Yvonne becomes unexpectedly pregnant, she has to make the most difficult decision yet about her future.
From the author of Pointe and Little & Lion, comes another heartfelt novel about the twists and turns that can show up on a path meant only for you.
©2018 Brandy Colbert (P)2018 Hachette Audio
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Commentaires
"This superbly written novel teems with meaningful depth, which is perfectly balanced by romance and the languorous freedom of summer." (Booklist, starred review)
"A pitch-perfect song of a book about all the ways a heart can break and mend, Finding Yvonne will stay with you long past its final, bittersweet notes." (Elana K. Arnold, author of National Book Award finalist What Girls Are Made Of)
"A moving, diverse exploration of the challenges of growing up and the complicated nature of loyalty." (School Library Journal, starred review)