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The Way the Light Bends by Cordelia Jensen (Contemporary Novel in Verse)

2020-01-20

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The Way the Light Bends By Cordelia Jensen

When Linc and Holly were little, it seemed nothing could pull them apart. But, now that they are in high school, it feels like nothing can bring them back together. Linc struggles with school, while Holly excels. Holly has many friends, while Linc has one. Being in the same grade doesn’t help matters out since it is easy to compare the two of them and their mother does that all the time. Holly is adopted, Linc is not. And yet, Linc feels she doesn’t fit with the family. She sees the world in a very different light than her mother does, and it seems no matter what she does, her mother never believes it is enough.

Recommended for 8th grade and up.