Susane Colasanti
Autor(a) de When It Happens
About the Author
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Obras por Susane Colasanti
Esperando Por Voce (Em Portugues do Brasil) 1 exemplar
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Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Nome canónico
- Colasanti, Susane
- Nome legal
- Colasanti, Susane
- Data de nascimento
- 1973-05-01
- Sexo
- female
- Nacionalidade
- USA
- Locais de residência
- New York, New York, USA
- Educação
- University of Pennsylvania
New York University - Ocupações
- High School Science Teacher
Author - Agente
- Emily van Beek
Membros
Discussions
young adult romance book em Name that Book (Janeiro 2012)
Críticas
http://pinkpolkadotbookblog.blogspot.com/
Noelle's life isn't like the rest of her peers at school. She lives in a town where most people are well off, Noelle's mother works retail and uses food stamps. They live in a small apartment and her mother has stopped doing anything for her years ago. There's never any food in the house, forcing Noelle to make Mayo and Mustard sandwiches. Because of this she is teased and bullied relentlessly. Her life basically revolves around going to school and hoping not to be noticed. It takes something tragic to happen before she realizes that she has more control over her life than she thought... and that maybe she is good enough for that boy who likes her.
I loved this book!!! For the entire first half of it I was on the brink of tears... I felt so bad for Noelle that I just wanted to adopt her! Even though it was pretty short in length, I think this is an incredibly powerful book. Definitely a must read for all types of high school kids.
I wasn't bullied in high school, but growing up I had my moments. I could definitely relate to some of what Noelle was going through (I think most people that survived HS can). In some ways though Noelle was really lucky. She had Sherae, who was like a rock for her, and Simon, and Julian, and even a teacher and a social worker. Not everyone has all that support. I know the one person she really needed (her mother) wasn't there for her, but at least she wasn't alone.Most people who are bullied and outcasted don't get the man of their dreams to ask them out... it just doesn't happen like that. In the end I was glad that Noelle got a promising ending. I was happy that read this book and I hope it gets into the hands of the people who are going through the stuff Noelle did(and the people like Warner and Carly).… (mais)
Noelle's life isn't like the rest of her peers at school. She lives in a town where most people are well off, Noelle's mother works retail and uses food stamps. They live in a small apartment and her mother has stopped doing anything for her years ago. There's never any food in the house, forcing Noelle to make Mayo and Mustard sandwiches. Because of this she is teased and bullied relentlessly. Her life basically revolves around going to school and hoping not to be noticed. It takes something tragic to happen before she realizes that she has more control over her life than she thought... and that maybe she is good enough for that boy who likes her.
I loved this book!!! For the entire first half of it I was on the brink of tears... I felt so bad for Noelle that I just wanted to adopt her! Even though it was pretty short in length, I think this is an incredibly powerful book. Definitely a must read for all types of high school kids.
I wasn't bullied in high school, but growing up I had my moments. I could definitely relate to some of what Noelle was going through (I think most people that survived HS can). In some ways though Noelle was really lucky. She had Sherae, who was like a rock for her, and Simon, and Julian, and even a teacher and a social worker. Not everyone has all that support. I know the one person she really needed (her mother) wasn't there for her, but at least she wasn't alone.
So I borrowed this from the library last week and didn't realize that I had already read this until I consulted my spreadsheet. Whoops. I reread it because why not? I gave it three stars on the first read so it can't have been that bad.
The verdict is: sweet and cute, and about as deep as a rain puddle (a shallow rain puddle, in case you miss my meaning). No wonder I forgot it.
The verdict is: sweet and cute, and about as deep as a rain puddle (a shallow rain puddle, in case you miss my meaning). No wonder I forgot it.
It was a good read like a 3.5. I really enjoy Susane Colasanti books.
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 17
- Also by
- 1
- Membros
- 3,562
- Popularidade
- #7,120
- Avaliação
- 3.6
- Críticas
- 199
- ISBN
- 130
- Línguas
- 5
- Marcado como favorito
- 3
In my opinion Ethan was a jerk from the bginning. Sterling was an idiot defending him to everyone. I felt bad for Gabe. The "melting. In. My -insert place here- things was so annoying. The ending made the book better so it got a four star rating.