If Only I Had Told Her (Collector's Edition)
Laura Nowlin
Another excellent Juvenile Fiction for readers interested in this subject
The Summer I Saved the World . . . in 65 Days
Summary
In 'The Summer I Saved the World . . . in 65 Days' by Michele Weber Hurwitz, thirteen-year-old Nina Ross feels adrift after her grandmother's death. With her parents busy and her best friend focused on superficial interests, Nina decides to embark on a summer mission. Over the course of sixty-five days, she aims to perform small acts of kindness anonymously in her neighborhood, seeking to understand the impact of doing good. Along the way, she uncovers surprises about her community and family, and perhaps even her feelings for the boy next door, Eli. This heartfelt novel explores the themes of self-discovery and the power of kindness.
Key Takeaways
- 1The importance of kindness and making a difference in the community.
- 2The journey of self-discovery during challenging times.
- 3Navigating relationships and changes in friendships.
- 4Understanding family dynamics and uncovering secrets.
- 5Finding personal identity beyond societal expectations.
Who Should Read This
Ideal for middle-grade readers, particularly those navigating friendship and self-identity during adolescence.
- Published
- 2015
- ISBN
- 9780385371094
- Category
- Children's Books
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