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Listening for Lucca
Listening for Lucca | Suzanne Lafleur
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"I'm obsessed with abandoned things." Siena's obsession began a year and a half ago, around the time her two-year-old brother Lucca stopped talking. Now Mom and Dad are moving the family from Brooklyn to Maine hoping that it will mean a whole new start for Lucca and Siena. She soon realizes that their wonderful old house on the beach holds secrets. When Siena writes in her diary with an old pen she found in her closet, the pen writes its own story, of Sarah and Joshua, a brother and sister who lived in the same house during World War II. As the two stories unfold, amazing parallels begin to appear, and Siena senses that Sarah and Joshua's story might contain the key to unlocking Lucca's voice.
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megnews
Listening for Lucca | Suzanne Lafleur
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This was an interesting twist on time travel. #MiddleGradeMarch

sblbooks I need to read this since I like time travel so much. 2y
megnews @sblbooks I didn‘t realize it was time travel til I was into it and I thought of you immediately. 😊 2y
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SarahBradley
Listening for Lucca | Suzanne Lafleur
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What a gem of a story. Magical realism for middle grades.

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JazzFeathers
Listening for Lucca | Suzanne Lafleur
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Straned in Prato station, 3 hours delay on my journey. Trying to get some #NaNoWriMo edit done.

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Eggs
Listening for Lucca | Suzanne Lafleur
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"Lucca's 3 yo, almost 4 now. There's nothing wrong with his ears or his mouth or his throat that any doctor can find....he understood what people said. He just wouldn't talk."

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