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Love, Stargirl -
Love, Stargirl
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Jerry Spinelli's beloved character, Stargirl, returns and reflects on time, life, Leo, and—of course—love. What happened to Stargirl? A year has passed and Stargirl returns to reveal her new life. Taking the form of, as Stargirl calls it, "the world's longest letter," Stargirl tells her story in... show more
Jerry Spinelli's beloved character, Stargirl, returns and reflects on time, life, Leo, and—of course—love. What happened to Stargirl? A year has passed and Stargirl returns to reveal her new life. Taking the form of, as Stargirl calls it, "the world's longest letter," Stargirl tells her story in a journal/diary. Going from date to date, Stargirl mixes memories of her bittersweet time in Mica, Arizona, with involvements with new people in her life: Dootsie, her five-year-old "best friend"; Alvina, combative tomboy-turning-girl; Betty Lou, sage agoraphobic; Arnold, who wanders town in a solitary game of hide-and-seek; Margie of Margie's Donuts, self-proclaimed "World's Best!"; Charlie, who spends his days in a folding chair at the grave of his wife Grace; and Perry Delloplane, who lays his own claim to Stargirl's heart.
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Format: Textbook
ASIN: 9780375913754
Publisher: Random House Children's Books
Edition language: English
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Tiana Smith
Tiana Smith rated it
4.0 Love, Stargirl
I liked this book a lot, though not quite as much as the first one. This had the same type of magical writing, the type that pulls you into the story and makes you forget what's happening around you. I do kind of wish that Stargirl was shown a little more ... strongly. She's so vibrant in the first ...
Heartless Lyn @ Great Imaginations
Heartless Lyn @ Great Imaginations rated it
4.0 Love, Stargirl
This book did not dazzle me as much as the first book of Stargirl. However, the magic was still present in the sequel to the popular book by Spinelli. It was refreshing to see how Stargirl's mind worked, but the common thread of heartache became a little overwhelming in the story. Stargirl was a ...
There Might Be Cupcakes and Books
There Might Be Cupcakes and Books rated it
4.0 Love, Stargirl
I loved it, just as I loved Stargirl, but for one thing that got in my way:I do not like Dootsie Pringle.I think I, the reader, am supposed to like her, to be charmed by her. But she's often unpleasant, needy, pushy, and selfish. The phrase that kept coming to mind was "need machine".
Reading Teen
Reading Teen rated it
3.0 Love, Stargirl
While Stargirl is written from Leo's perspective, Love, Stargirl is written from Stargirl's. It's basically a gigantic letter she's writing to Leo explaining her life and all of the interesting people she meets. In my opinion this book was very good and I enjoyed it, but I really wished more had h...
The Cheap Reader
The Cheap Reader rated it
4.0 Love, Stargirl
Loved getting to hear from Stargirl.
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