We dream of space / Erin Entrada Kelly.
By: Kelly, Erin Entrada
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BookPlace of publication: New YorkPublisher: Greenwillow BooksDate of publication: 2022Description: 391 pages: partly illustrated, 20 cm.ISBN: 9780062747310.Subject(s): Brothers and sisters -- Fiction | Twins -- Fiction | Family life -- Fiction | Middle schools -- Juvenile fiction | Challenger (Spacecraft) -- Fiction | Space shuttles -- Accidents -- FictionDDC classification: F K2951 2022 WED Summary: Meet the Nelson Thomas siblings:
Cash, who loves basketball but has a newly broken wrist, is in danger of failing in school for the second time;
Fitch, who spends every afternoon playing Major Havoc at the arcade, wrestles with an explosive temper he doesn't understand; and
Bird, Fitch's twelve-year-old twin, who wants to command a space shuttle but feels like she's invisible.
Cash, Fitch and Bird live in the same house but exist in their own orbits, dreaming of hope, dreaming of belonging, dreaming of friendship, dreaming of family, dreaming of space.
(From the back cover)
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| F H9161 2018 THI This heart of mine | F H9451 2011 AWA Awake at dawn / | F J761 1993 FIR The fires of heaven | F K2951 2022 WED We dream of space / | F K2957 2018 HEL Hello universe/ | F K5801 2016 ITA It | F K9622 1999 UNB The unbearable lightness of being |
Meet the Nelson Thomas siblings:
Cash, who loves basketball but has a newly broken wrist, is in danger of failing in school for the second time;
Fitch, who spends every afternoon playing Major Havoc at the arcade, wrestles with an explosive temper he doesn't understand; and
Bird, Fitch's twelve-year-old twin, who wants to command a space shuttle but feels like she's invisible.
Cash, Fitch and Bird live in the same house but exist in their own orbits, dreaming of hope, dreaming of belonging, dreaming of friendship, dreaming of family, dreaming of space.
(From the back cover)
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