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Duyvis capably balances a zippy sci-fi plot that barrels along at a breathless pace with an intriguing look at how one girl in five different worlds could be both the same and different * Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books *
Duyvis’ rich, layered character development—grounded in Hazel’s raw, first-person perspective—offers an authentic exploration of questioning sexuality and asexuality, what makes us who we are, and what our responsibilities are to ourselves and to others. * Booklist *
This is a fast-paced adventure story with the perfect mix of fantasy and coming-of-age realistic fiction. * School Library Journal *
. . .The story offers a provocative, genre-bending look at exploring identity. * Publishers Weekly *
The representation of mental health issues is at times so painfully accurate that the novel becomes difficult to read but at the same time, impossible to put down. * Kirkus Review *

The Art of Saving the World

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    A Hardback by Corinne Duyvis

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      Publisher: Abrams
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 15/09/2020
      ISBN13: 9781419736872, 978-1419736872
      ISBN10: 1419736876

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      Duyvis capably balances a zippy sci-fi plot that barrels along at a breathless pace with an intriguing look at how one girl in five different worlds could be both the same and different * Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books *
      Duyvis’ rich, layered character development—grounded in Hazel’s raw, first-person perspective—offers an authentic exploration of questioning sexuality and asexuality, what makes us who we are, and what our responsibilities are to ourselves and to others. * Booklist *
      This is a fast-paced adventure story with the perfect mix of fantasy and coming-of-age realistic fiction. * School Library Journal *
      . . .The story offers a provocative, genre-bending look at exploring identity. * Publishers Weekly *
      The representation of mental health issues is at times so painfully accurate that the novel becomes difficult to read but at the same time, impossible to put down. * Kirkus Review *

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