The melancholy of Summer, Louisa Onomé
Type
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The melancholy of Summer, Louisa Onomé
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Intended audience
Ages 13 and up, Feiwel & FriendsGrades 10-12, Feiwel & Friends
Literary Form
fiction
Main title
The melancholy of Summer
Oclc number
1336703456
Responsibility statement
Louisa Onomé
Summary
After seventeen-year-old Summer's parents go on the run, she is placed in the care of Olu, a cousin she barely knows, but with Olu and friends' efforts, stoic Summer eventually learns to open upSummer Uzoma's parents went on the run after they were accused of committing a crime, leaving her behind. She has been alternating stays with her friends' families, and secretly visits her old home. But she's fine: she has her skateboard and her bus pass. She just has to turn eighteen in a few weeks and then she'll truly be free. Then a nosy social worker arranges for Summer to be living with her cousin Olu-- someone she hasn't seen in years: a famous singer in Japan last she heard, and not much older than Summer. Olu has her own drama to deal with-- but with her help, can Summer learn to trust again? -- adapted from jacket
Target audience
adolescent
resource.variantTitle
Melancholy of Summer, moving forward can be so hard when you're left behind
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Subject
- Abandoned children -- Juvenile fiction
- Self-acceptance -- Fiction
- Adjustment -- Fiction
- Young adult fiction
- African Americans -- Juvenile fiction
- Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
- Abandoned children -- Fiction
- Self-acceptance -- Juvenile fiction
- Friendship -- Fiction
- African Americans -- Fiction
- African American teenagers -- Fiction
- Cousins -- Fiction
- Cousins -- Juvenile fiction
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- Subject13
- Abandoned children -- Juvenile fiction
- Self-acceptance -- Fiction
- Adjustment -- Fiction
- Young adult fiction
- African Americans -- Juvenile fiction
- Friendship -- Juvenile fiction
- Abandoned children -- Fiction
- Self-acceptance -- Juvenile fiction
- Friendship -- Fiction
- African Americans -- Fiction
- African American teenagers -- Fiction
- Cousins -- Fiction
- Cousins -- Juvenile fiction
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- Author1
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