Middle Grade Book Review - So B It
Title: So B.
It Written by: Sarah Weeks Ages: 10-up Publisher: Laura Geringer Books/HarperCollins ISBN-10: 0-06-441047-1 ISBN-13: 978-0-06-441047-2 Publication: April 2004 "So B.
It," is a Parents' Choice Gold Award Winner and it will transport you into the life of Heidi.
Heidi has no idea where she was born, her birthday, her father, and how she finally arrived at the doorstep of Bernadette.
Their new neighbor who has "angora phobia" (which is the fear of going outside) takes them in, and teaches and nurtures both mother and daughter as best she can.
Discovering the truth of her background is difficult with her mother's mental disability, which has left her with a limited vocabulary of 23 words.
Even though they have no means of income, their rent and utility bills are mysteriously paid each month.
Heidi's life is basically confined to the two adjoining apartments, until she gets older and is able to go to the store by herself.
For quite some time Heidi accepts her life for what it is, but becomes curious when she discovers an old camera with undeveloped film inside.
Heidi gets the film developed and discovers photos of her mother at a Christmas party at a place called Hilltop Home in Liberty, New York.
Heidi travels by herself to Liberty, NY, to uncover the truth of their identities.
What Heidi uncovers and doesn't will be heartbreaking and spellbinding for any reader of this wonderfully written novel.
About the author: Sarah Weeks is an accomplished sing, songwriter, and children's book author.
She conducts school visits throughout the U.
S.
, presenting her books, songs, and shares the creative process of writing for children.
Her publishing credits include more than thirty picture books and middle grade novels.
It Written by: Sarah Weeks Ages: 10-up Publisher: Laura Geringer Books/HarperCollins ISBN-10: 0-06-441047-1 ISBN-13: 978-0-06-441047-2 Publication: April 2004 "So B.
It," is a Parents' Choice Gold Award Winner and it will transport you into the life of Heidi.
Heidi has no idea where she was born, her birthday, her father, and how she finally arrived at the doorstep of Bernadette.
Their new neighbor who has "angora phobia" (which is the fear of going outside) takes them in, and teaches and nurtures both mother and daughter as best she can.
Discovering the truth of her background is difficult with her mother's mental disability, which has left her with a limited vocabulary of 23 words.
Even though they have no means of income, their rent and utility bills are mysteriously paid each month.
Heidi's life is basically confined to the two adjoining apartments, until she gets older and is able to go to the store by herself.
For quite some time Heidi accepts her life for what it is, but becomes curious when she discovers an old camera with undeveloped film inside.
Heidi gets the film developed and discovers photos of her mother at a Christmas party at a place called Hilltop Home in Liberty, New York.
Heidi travels by herself to Liberty, NY, to uncover the truth of their identities.
What Heidi uncovers and doesn't will be heartbreaking and spellbinding for any reader of this wonderfully written novel.
About the author: Sarah Weeks is an accomplished sing, songwriter, and children's book author.
She conducts school visits throughout the U.
S.
, presenting her books, songs, and shares the creative process of writing for children.
Her publishing credits include more than thirty picture books and middle grade novels.