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Drawing the Ocean: A Deborah Brodie Book

by Carolyn Maccullough

ISBN13: 9781596430921
ISBN10: 1596430923
Condition: Standard
Dustjacket: Standard
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A gifted painter, Sadie comes from California to Connecticut determined to fit in at her new school. Yet her first attempt at making friends in the new town backfires when she reaches out to the loner everyone calls Fryin' Ryan, the very last person who can help her achieve her dream. And to further complicate matters, her twin brother, Ollie, keeps appearing to her, seeming to want something. Her twin brother, who died when they were twelve.

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Carolyn MacCullough's first book, Falling Through Darkness, praised as "a promising debut" by The Horn Book, was a New York Public Library Best Book for the Teen Age. In its starred review of Stealing Henry, Booklist noted the "flawless" dialogue. She lives in New York City.

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ISBN:: 9781596430921
Author:: Maccullough, Carolyn
Publisher:: Roaring Brook Press
Author:: MacCullough, Carolyn
Author:: Maccollough, Carolyn
Subject:: Family - Siblings
Subject:: Brothers and sisters
Subject:: Death
Subject:: Children s-Reference Family and Genealogy
Edition Description:: Trade Cloth
Publication Date:: 20061031
Binding:: HARDCOVER
Grade Level:: - Up
Language:: English
Pages:: 176
Dimensions:: 8.61 x 5.65 x 0.725 in
Age Level:: from 12 up to 17

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