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Scribbler of Dreams
Scribbler of Dreams
Author: Mary E. Pearson
ISBN-13: 9780152023201
ISBN-10: 0152023208
Publication Date: 4/1/2001
Pages: 240
Reading Level: Young Adult
Rating:
  • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
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4.3 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: Harcourt Children's Books
Book Type: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 2
This is a sweet Romeo & Juliet retelling. I really enjoyed it when I read it.
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17 year old Kaitlin Malone was born to hate the Crutchfields. The hatred her family has harbored for generations is the one thing Kaitlin knows she can count on. But with her life turned upside down as she starts her senior year among strangers at a public high school, Kaitlin discovers that even her family's hateful legacy can't steady her---and that hatred and love are sometimes seperated by nothing more than a heartbeat. It's young Bram Crutchfield who wins Kaitlin's heart. And when she tells one lie and then another to conceal her idenity to protect their love, Kaitlin is quickly caught up in a web of deceit that threatens to destroy everything she knows and values.
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Young Adult - "a contempoeary love story exploring the strong ties that can bind or break families adn the brave choices that can signal hope for a fresh start" Remember the Hatfields and McCoys?
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I love this book so much! A great read for any young adult readers.
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The cover on this paperback looks exactly like the hardback. In fantasatic condition. Was a great book!
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Very good story line. About lovers who have to overcome their family's past to create a beautiful relationship. Well worth the read. For teens mostly.