In Honor of Broken Things
By Paul Acampora
By Paul Acampora
By Paul Acampora
By Paul Acampora
By Paul Acampora
Read by Michael Crouch, Amanda Damron and Ozzie Rodriguez
By Paul Acampora
Read by Michael Crouch, Amanda Damron and Ozzie Rodriguez
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Children's Middle Grade Books
Category: Audiobooks | Children's Middle Grade Books
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$17.99
Mar 08, 2022 | ISBN 9781984816641 | Middle Grade (8-12)
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Mar 08, 2022 | ISBN 9781984816658 | Middle Grade (8-12)
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Mar 08, 2022 | ISBN 9780593503539 | Middle Grade (8-12)
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Praise
Bank Street College Best Children’s Books of the Year
*“Three students united by their respective family troubles form a supportive friendship circle in Acampora’s earnest narrative, which encourages vulnerability and acceptance. . . . Acampora approaches the characters’ struggles with levity and intentional thoughtfulness, making for a tender tale.”—Publishers Weekly, starred review
“A solid story of friendship . . . The characters are multidimensional and compelling, and the plot includes some unexpected turns . . . Despite these twists, the book has a hopeful ending, leaving readers eager to learn more about the characters. A multifaceted, realistic fiction tale.”—School Library Journal
“With brokenness as a theme, crushing sadness could have sunk the narrative, but Acampora leavens the story with Noah’s humor, Riley’s tell-it-like-it-is feistiness, and Oscar’s openness to receiving help.”—The Horn Book
“Reminiscent of Gary D. Schwartz’s sparse writing style . . . [A] fine testament to kindness, friendship, and positive parent-child relationships.”—School Library Connection
“Writing with insight and wit, Acampora portrays teens and adults as complicated, sometimes surprising people.”—Booklist
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