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One of Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies Sonya Sones Books

Written as a free-form journal, this book was an easy yet very emotional reading of the life of a teenager.

Ruby is a fifteen-year-old who has very recently lost her mother to disease, and is now going to live with her famous father in what she calls, in one of many great but not so flattering nicknames, Hell-A.

This move uproots her from everything she knows; her family, her friends, and her first love. And she's never even met her father. She's just a little bit angry.

Yet, she copes, she meets people and learns to care about them. She finds a very strange sort of closure with her mother's death in the end, and even ends up thinking of her own new home as Coolifornia.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching her figure out her new life. The author gives you enough information, even in this diary format, to let you in on the important things in Ruby's life before even Ruby figures them out. And how on earth does she channel a fifteen year old girl's voice? I don't know, but Ms. Sones does a marvelous job.

Now, if I could only find some non-pulp adult literature that could figure out how to tell a story as well as this "juvie" did...

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One of Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies Sonya Sones Books Reviews

I love this book. What a very interesting read. I "cut" it to put together a UIL poetry piece and it served me well. Yay!
I've read ask the books in this line of books what my mother doesn't know, what my girlfriend doesn't know, and now one of those hideous books where the mother dies and . I've got to say this . Is the best one yet there are a few mistakes forgetting to space it words but who cares? I sure didn't SONYA PLEASE MAKE MORE BOOKS PLEASE
This book was refreshingly enjoyable. A perfect mix of humor, drama, and romance. A regular page turner (yee-haw).I would highly recommend you read it. Especially if your between the ages of 10 and100 )
My daughter absolutely loved this book
This book captured the best details in life. "You chose" ruby is a great character, you can relate to her in so many ways. I absolutely connected to this book. Sonya wrote this book in a very special and fun way. It was a definite page turner!
This book starts with Ruby on an airplane, unwillingly moving away from the only life she's ever known. Her mother has died and she is about to live with a father she's never known, except from his movies. The closer he wants to get, the further she pulls away. She struggles through culture shock as she is suddenly attending a posh LA high school, there are no seasons, she doesn't know anyone. Somehow she manages to keep a sense of humor throughout everything and eventually understands who her father really is. This book made me laugh and cry and it's my favorite of all of Sonya Sones' work.
Not as funny as I had hoped.
Written as a free-form journal, this book was an easy yet very emotional reading of the life of a teenager.

Ruby is a fifteen-year-old who has very recently lost her mother to disease, and is now going to live with her famous father in what she calls, in one of many great but not so flattering nicknames, Hell-A.

This move uproots her from everything she knows; her family, her friends, and her first love. And she's never even met her father. She's just a little bit angry.

Yet, she copes, she meets people and learns to care about them. She finds a very strange sort of closure with her mother's death in the end, and even ends up thinking of her own new home as Coolifornia.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching her figure out her new life. The author gives you enough information, even in this diary format, to let you in on the important things in Ruby's life before even Ruby figures them out. And how on earth does she channel a fifteen year old girl's voice? I don't know, but Ms. Sones does a marvelous job.

Now, if I could only find some non-pulp adult literature that could figure out how to tell a story as well as this "juvie" did...

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