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After a tragedy she cannot remember, thirteen‑year‑old Louise retreats into anonymity, renames herself, abandons gymnastics, and moves in with her grandparents. In her Massachusetts hometown, she is forced to confront solitude. Yet through the steadfast friendship of Reni and Hen, and the mystery of anonymous notes from a secret admirer, Louise slowly begins to juggle her past, unlock memories, and re‑build a sense of self.
First publish date: 2012
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Phoebe Stone
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