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Cargando... What now, Tilda B?por Kathryn Lomer
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. 6/10, I found this YA book a bit monotonous and the plot really didn't go anywhere. In fact this story is one of the most bizarre stories I've ever read, the plot is essentially all over the place. The first part was about an elephant seal on the road, then she unexpectedly gave birth to her daughter and the main character just watched over the two seals for much of the book? As I read on, the topic of the plot, which felt like diary or memoir entries, slowly switched to contemplating about life, languages, refugees, exams, and other random events, such as hypnosis, and belly dancing? What kind of characters even do these types of things, it's not something I would find in a realistic book such as this. Also has a lot of discussion about getting boys and hooking up which I found uncomfortable, these characters are only teenagers, not adults. If you like contemplative novels skip this one and try Where the Road Leads Us by Robin Reul instead of this. ( ) sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Only a day ago, things were normal. As normal as this year gets anyway. Tilda Braint is nearly sixteen, restless and having trouble figuring out what on earth she? supposed to do next. Living in a small coastal town doesn't help either. When two seals land in the middle of Tilda's life, they turn it upside down. They're a long way from home and may well be lost. For Tilda, the seals may turn out to be in exactly the right place at exactly the right time. A novel about finding yourself, your friends and your future No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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