Virginia Euwer Wolff writes for young readers with a hope and respect she found lacking in the adult publishing world. Her works often delve into complex emotions and life's challenges, presenting them with sensitivity and insight. Wolff possesses a distinctive voice that resonates with adolescent readers, offering them a mirror to their own experiences. Her writing testifies to a belief in the power of stories and the capacity of young hearts for understanding and growth.
Returning to the characters and language that attracted widespread critical acclaim in Make Lemonade, Virginia Euwer Wolff again achieves excellence in this gripping second novel about LaVaughn, her family and her community. When LaVaughn was little, the obstacles in her life didn't seem so bad. schovat popis