Be Light Like a Bird

Monika Schröder
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Be Light Like a Bird

Monika Schröder
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Found in: Young Readers ages 9-12, Fiction Ages 9-12

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9-12 YEARS240 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Appropriate for: Ages 9-12 Years
  • Published date: Sep 01, 2016
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 240
  • Publisher: Capstone
  • ISBN: 9781623707491
  • Dimensions: 5.438" W x 1.0" L x 7.75" H
Monika Schröder writes novels for middle-grade readers. Her books include My Brother''s Shadow, which was nominated for the 2014 New York State Reading Association''s Charlotte Award; Saraswati''s Way, a Story of an Indian Street Child, which Bank Street College named one of the best books of 2011; and The Dog in the Wood, which earned a starred review from Kirkus and was chosen by Voya as "Top shelf fiction for middle school readers." Monika grew up in Germany but has lived and worked in Egypt, Oman, Chile, and India. She brought an Indian Street dog, whom she calls Frank, from New Delhi to her current home in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. When Frank isn''t demanding her attention, Monika invents vegetarian dishes, bakes cheesecakes, and tends her garden.
Sometimes emotions can be hard to talk about, even for adults. In Be Light Like a Bird by Monika Schroder, Wren’s mom won’t talk to her about her feelings after Wren’s father dies. When her mother insists that they move, connecting becomes even harder. But in her new home in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Wren must learn to cope with her grief and find out who she is without her father by her side.

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