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Tag Archives: Adirondack Mountains
Exploring Grief and Growth in ‘The Trouble with Heroes’
Here’s a moving story in verse that includes mountains, blisters, many varieties of chocolate-chip cookies, and finding the space for the main character to reevaluate and come to terms with his deceased first responder father as the pure hero that other people see him as and the more complicated person he was in real life. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Middle Grade, Print, Realistic
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Tagged Adirondack Mountains, book reviews, books, Covid stories, family, fiction, grief, hiking, Middle Grade, middle grade book blog, novels in verse, youth fiction
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