So B. It (Audio)
by:
Cherry Jones (author)
Sarah Weeks (author)
Heidi knows that she's approximately 12 years old, but she doesn't know her last name, her birthday, or, for that matter, the identity of her father. With a vocabulary of only two dozen words, her mentally disabled mother can't help Heidi fill the gaps in her history, but simple despair will not...
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Heidi knows that she's approximately 12 years old, but she doesn't know her last name, her birthday, or, for that matter, the identity of her father. With a vocabulary of only two dozen words, her mentally disabled mother can't help Heidi fill the gaps in her history, but simple despair will not stop this little trooper. When she finds a camera full of old photographs, she begins a quest that will take her into the past and new beginnings. A mature, gripping story.
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Format: audiobook
ISBN:
9780060834913 (0060834919)
Publish date: January 18th 2005
Publisher: HarperAudio
Edition language: English
In the beginning of the book Heidi, Bernadette and Mama were introduced. Heidi is the daughter of Mama who is mentally a little slower than some others and says her name is So B. It, Bernadette is their neighbor who helped Mama raise Heidi since she couldn't. Heidi was always interested in knowing t...
Being raised by her special needs mother and her shut in neighbor, Heidi decides to finally learn about her family and her mom's life before she was born. This story of self discovery and yearning to know about the family Heidi never knew is wonderfully inspirational and beautiful. This story would ...
Natasha read this as part of her 40-genre reading challenge at school. She was really enjoying it, then she was crying at the end. but she really wanted me to read it. I started pretty much the moment she finished.This is the story of a 12 year old girl named Heidi living in an apartment in Reno wit...
I wish I could remember how I stumbled across this title. I'm glad I did.One of the things I love about YA fiction is that the books don't mess around. They go straight to the important things; how can someone possibly love me? who am I? how can I survive this trauma? They draw us in, wrap us u...
I really enjoyed being taken along for the ride with Heidi. As the story is told from her perspective, in her 12 year old voice, it was easy to get sucked into her tale of finding the truth about where she came from and how she ended up with Bernadette and her mom. Heidi overcame the aching moment...
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