Dicey's Song (The Tillerman Series #2)
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From the publisher:
Keeping her family together is what thirteen-year-old Dicey does best. But now that all four Tillerman children have found a new home with their grandmother, Dicey has to learn to let go a little and let them live their own lives. She just can't solve all their problems anymore. But when you've taken care of everyone else for so long, it's hard not to continue with the old ways. And Dicey's got a few problems of her own; she's bored with everyone and everything at school and doesn't thine anyone can tell her anything she wants to know. Slowly Dicey begins to understand that everyone has something to teach and that life is a lesson that doesn't get easier...
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From the publisher:
Keeping her family together is what thirteen-year-old Dicey does best. But now that all four Tillerman children have found a new home with their grandmother, Dicey has to learn to let go a little and let them live their own lives. She just can't solve all their problems anymore. But when you've taken care of everyone else for so long, it's hard not to continue with the old ways. And Dicey's got a few problems of her own; she's bored with everyone and everything at school and doesn't thine anyone can tell her anything she wants to know. Slowly Dicey begins to understand that everyone has something to teach and that life is a lesson that doesn't get easier...
Journal Entry 2 by rosepetal2 at ~ RABCK ~, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- USA on Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Released 14 yrs ago (12/7/2009 UTC) at ~ RABCK ~, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- USA
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This is one of several books included in a box of books mailed to a fellow bookcrosser.
This is one of several books included in a box of books mailed to a fellow bookcrosser.
Came today in a box of books very kindly sent by rosepetal2. Thank you very much!
This looks interesting. Added to pile of TBR
This looks interesting. Added to pile of TBR
Dicey has always been the one to strongarm her family into staying together. But now she and her younger siblings are living with their grandmother, and Dicey has to learn to let go enough that they can find their own path, while still being supportive.
This was an interesting and introspective book, it is part of a series and I hadn't read the first one, so I was flailing a little at first in order to keep up with the story. This book is really from Dicey's point of view and since she has such a strong personality, she does come off as a touch egotistical. The character felt like a bit of a Mart Sue to me, she didn't make any large mistakes and was too perfect to be really believable at times. However you probably won't notice these flaws as much while reading because of Cynthia Voigt's excellent writing. She has a good ear for dialogue and her writing is tidy and elegant. The writing is almost invisible, you don't go "Wow, this is fancy writing" as you read it because you are so lost in the characters and settings.
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This was an interesting and introspective book, it is part of a series and I hadn't read the first one, so I was flailing a little at first in order to keep up with the story. This book is really from Dicey's point of view and since she has such a strong personality, she does come off as a touch egotistical. The character felt like a bit of a Mart Sue to me, she didn't make any large mistakes and was too perfect to be really believable at times. However you probably won't notice these flaws as much while reading because of Cynthia Voigt's excellent writing. She has a good ear for dialogue and her writing is tidy and elegant. The writing is almost invisible, you don't go "Wow, this is fancy writing" as you read it because you are so lost in the characters and settings.
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Putting this in the OBCZ!
Come by to The Henry St. John Building to Room 109 and get a free book!
Putting this in the OBCZ!
Come by to The Henry St. John Building to Room 109 and get a free book!
The OBCZ was getting cluttered with books that weren't moving, so I decided to take some of the older books out. I will wild release them, or put them back in the zone at a future date when they might be used.
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Left on a planter over near the TC3 Extension Center.
Good luck little book!
Left on a planter over near the TC3 Extension Center.
Good luck little book!
