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Summerlost

por Ally Condie

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Juvenile Fiction. Juvenile Literature. HTML:A tender and compelling contemporary novel for young readers about facing loss and finding friendship, from Ally Condie, international bestselling author of the Matched series.

Nominated by the Mystery Writers of America for the 2017 Edgar Award

 
“Kids are awesome. And they are diverse. There are children with different abilities and backgrounds and experiences, and every one of them deserves to find themselves in children's literature and to know that they matter.” –Ally Condie, on Summerlost

Sometimes it takes a new friend to bring you home. It's the first real summer since the accident that killed Cedar's father and younger brother, Ben. Cedar and what’s left of her family are returning to the town of Iron Creek for the summer. They’re just settling into their new house when a boy named Leo, dressed in costume, rides by on his bike. Intrigued, Cedar follows him to the renowned Summerlost theatre festival. Soon, she not only has a new friend in Leo and a job working concessions at the festival, she finds herself surrounded by mystery. The mystery of the tragic, too-short life of the Hollywood actress who haunts the halls of Summerlost. And the mystery of the strange gifts that keep appearing for Cedar. 
 
Infused with emotion and rich with understanding, Summerlost is the touching new novel from Ally Condie, the international bestselling author of the Matched series that highlights the strength of family and personal resilience in the face of tragedy.

"Generous and bittersweet, Summerlost has the emotional acuity of Ms. Condie’s writing for older teenagers, but it’s pitched just right for readers ages 10-14." –Wall Street Journal
 
"Funny, sad, sweet, and heartwarming." –Parents.com, Special Needs Now blog

? "Condie is at her best . . . grabbing readers’ interest from the first page." —Publishers Weeklystarred review 

? "Thoughtful, poetic chapter endings guide readers new to psychological depth toward meaningful connections between plot events and thematic reflections." —BCCBstarred review

"A nuanced portrait of grief deeply grounded in the middle-school mind-set." —Booklist

"Honest, lovely, and sad." —Kirkus Reviews.
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This story follows a 12-year-old girl after her father and brother are killed by a drunk driver. Cedar moves to a town where she befriends a boy named Leo. They start working to solve a mystery of a woman who died. Cedar realizes that she has to cope with the death of her loved ones by appreciating the people still around her. This book is mysterious and will be a joy for middle school readers. ( )
  StephanieAllery | Feb 21, 2023 |
Grief is hard on people and Cedar's family lost so much in a single moment. They purchas a house near her grandparents where they will spend the summers. Cedar spots a boy bicycling past her home and he is always looking happy, so she follows him. Soon she, Leo, and her brother are having adventures and moving forward again (with some bumps along the way). I loved the Matched trilogy as did many of my studen's. This is a completely different type of book, but is a wonderful read. Easily read in one day - you can't stop. What I loved most is the fact that this young boy and girl find a special love - true friendship. Highly recommended.

FROM AMAZON: A tender and compelling contemporary novel for young readers about facing grief and finding friendship, from the international best-selling author of the Matched series.

It's the first real summer since the devastating accident that killed Cedar's father and younger brother, Ben. But now Cedar and what's left of her family are returning to the town of Iron Creek for the summer. They're just settling in to their new house when a boy named Leo, dressed in costume, rides by on his bike. Intrigued, Cedar follows him to the renowned Summerlost theatre festival. Soon she not only has a new friend in Leo and a job working concessions at the festival, but she finds herself surrounded by mystery. The mystery of the tragic, too-short life of the Hollywood actress who haunts the halls of Summerlost. And the mystery of the strange gifts that keep appearing for Cedar.

Infused with emotion and rich with understanding, Summerlost is the touching new novel from Ally Condie, the international best-selling author of the Matched series, that highlights the strength of family and personal resilience in the face of tragedy. ( )
  Gmomaj | Jan 17, 2023 |
Beautifully written, this middle grade book is about recovering from grief, finding a person who understands you, and belonging to a family even if you feel different from everyone else in it. I loved the way this book tackles friendship, the power of a Shakespeare festival, and finding out where you fit in when there’s been upheaval in your life. There’s a feeling of THE MIXED-UP FILES OF MRS. BASIL E. FRANKWEILER in the quest that develops in the costume room. A special book. ( )
  Ldecher | Nov 7, 2022 |
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  BooksbyStarlight | Oct 25, 2022 |
Cedar Lee and her younger brother Miles and their mom are spending the summer in Iron Creek, where their mom grew up; it's their first summer without their dad and younger brother Ben, who were both killed in a car crash. Ben was "special" - Cedar describes some of his behaviors, and her fierce love for him comes through, even as she admits she sometimes wished him gone.

In Iron Creek, Cedar makes friends with another 12-year-old, Leo Bishop, who is working at the Summerlost Shakespeare festival to earn money for a ticket to London to see a famous Shakespearean actor in Hamlet. Cedar joins Leo in working at Summerlost, where she also volunteers with Meg in Costumes; Cedar and Leo also team up to give unofficial tours about actress Lisette Chamberlain, Iron Creek's most famous late resident.

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I didn't know what I wanted, except to go back to how things used to be, and that could never happen, but I wanted it so bad that it didn't leave room to want much else. (21)

"Whenever you do something and you're not an adult, people tell you to stop. Even when there's no real reason." (Leo to Cedar, 103)

"You don't know to know someone all the way to miss them. Or to feel bad that they're gone." (Leo, 116)

"You can't walk away every time they bother you. Sometimes there's nowhere to go." (Leo, 133)

I pretended that the whole world had secret tunnels, where people could walk straight to wherever they really wanted to be and ignore all the meanness in the middle. (137)

Until I met Leo I hadn't known you could understand someone so different from you so well. (190)

It's not right that something so big, your entire life, depends on a million tiny things. (211) ( )
  JennyArch | Sep 25, 2021 |
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Juvenile Fiction. Juvenile Literature. HTML:A tender and compelling contemporary novel for young readers about facing loss and finding friendship, from Ally Condie, international bestselling author of the Matched series.

Nominated by the Mystery Writers of America for the 2017 Edgar Award

 
“Kids are awesome. And they are diverse. There are children with different abilities and backgrounds and experiences, and every one of them deserves to find themselves in children's literature and to know that they matter.” –Ally Condie, on Summerlost

Sometimes it takes a new friend to bring you home. It's the first real summer since the accident that killed Cedar's father and younger brother, Ben. Cedar and what’s left of her family are returning to the town of Iron Creek for the summer. They’re just settling into their new house when a boy named Leo, dressed in costume, rides by on his bike. Intrigued, Cedar follows him to the renowned Summerlost theatre festival. Soon, she not only has a new friend in Leo and a job working concessions at the festival, she finds herself surrounded by mystery. The mystery of the tragic, too-short life of the Hollywood actress who haunts the halls of Summerlost. And the mystery of the strange gifts that keep appearing for Cedar. 
 
Infused with emotion and rich with understanding, Summerlost is the touching new novel from Ally Condie, the international bestselling author of the Matched series that highlights the strength of family and personal resilience in the face of tragedy.

"Generous and bittersweet, Summerlost has the emotional acuity of Ms. Condie’s writing for older teenagers, but it’s pitched just right for readers ages 10-14." –Wall Street Journal
 
"Funny, sad, sweet, and heartwarming." –Parents.com, Special Needs Now blog

? "Condie is at her best . . . grabbing readers’ interest from the first page." —Publishers Weeklystarred review 

? "Thoughtful, poetic chapter endings guide readers new to psychological depth toward meaningful connections between plot events and thematic reflections." —BCCBstarred review

"A nuanced portrait of grief deeply grounded in the middle-school mind-set." —Booklist

"Honest, lovely, and sad." —Kirkus Reviews.

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