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From the Back Cover

The story of a sensitive, gifted African American girl who tells us with mordant humor what it feels like to spend every day wishing so hard that you could fly away from it all

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About the Author

Sarah Moon is a teacher and writer. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, with her wife, Jasmine, and their dog, Otis. She is the coeditor of The Letter Q, a young adult anthology. Sparrow is her first young adult novel.

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Product details

Age Range: 12 and up

Grade Level: 7 - 12

Paperback: 272 pages

Publisher: Arthur A. Levine Books; Reprint edition (February 26, 2019)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1338312863

ISBN-13: 978-1338312867

Product Dimensions:

5.5 x 0.5 x 8.2 inches

Shipping Weight: 7.5 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.6 out of 5 stars

16 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#643,184 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

Read this in a day: yes, it's good, but I'm being harsh here with my 4 stars, so don't let that stop you.Content warning: some swear words. Not many, but say...5. And then a few band names that include a profanity, but that's getting picky (I am still actually laughing about the band name "Thunderb*tch", but some people will want to know.Good things:Want to know what is roiling around in a teen's head? It's here and it's well done and it's very clear how much parents are still needed during the "dark and angry" times.Fast read. LOTS of music references, from the Pixies to Nina Simone to some groups I've never heard of. There was enough real world that I'm assuming that the bands / songs mentioned are real, and the ones I looked up were there.Hmmm things:This is particular, but I am curiously confused about the author's choice of the protagonist's race. She's mixed, but the author appears not to be, and I don't think that there is a specific plot need for her race to be specified. Her racial identity read like a fog to me: morphing in and out of visibilty, but not often tangible. Which makes me wonder why the author chose it. Is it important? Is it not? Should it be? Is the point that regardless of race, grief and anxiety can cripple you and force you to fight your way out? Because the protagonist's mother did not have trouble affording take-out, therapy for her daughter, and so many other comforts that do not often represent the minority experience. That's not to say that the protagonist is necessarily a unicorn - there are plenty of professional minority families who can, but it's an unusual choice.The book is very clearly about anxiety and grief (see the other excellent reviews), and, on the one hand, having a minority protagonist does provide a representation in this area that YA often does not have. Which is good. However, she reads as white to me (barring a handful of comments and a briefly-described mean-girl scene), but that's an opinion.Does this even matter?Well, in a wonderful world, it should not, but many YA readers do not live there. I'm vetting this for a book club of African American, Hispanic, Mixed-Race and White teen girls, so this is a consideration that I spend more time on, since I want different voices to be represented in the discussion.Many, many girls will find pieces of themselves in Sparrow, which is important, but I think it's necessary to prepare a reader for the fact that this minority protagonist may not provide the representation that many minority girls may look for or expect.I don't have the answers on this, and I'm strongly leaning toward including it, not only because I think it's a really good (decently clean) read for girls, but because I think this exact discussion in the hands of these girls will be really interesting and give them all a different angle to consider. Because, at the end of the day, art and literature should be about providing ways to think about the world around us.I mention this here, because there are more and more minority girls looking for themselves in books, and hopefully this review will help them to decide for themselves.

I wish I 'd had this book growing up. It says so perfectly some of the things I could never put into words about love and grief and social anxiety and anxiety in general. The relationships are each such perfect jewels, and the prose is gorgeous. This should adorn any YA-lover's bookshelf, and anyone interested in young adults' mental health.

A great read for any kid or any adult who ever had anxiety or awkwardness around other people, or who felt they didn't quite fit, even in their own skin.

Sara Moon has a remarkable ability to capture the nuance, complexity and language of adolescence. Her characters and their conflicts ring true in every sense. From the outset, the story completely draws in the reader. Sparrow is a book that would make a perfect gift for any young adult.

This book was amazing. We are reading it in my book club and I am so grateful we did. It touched my heart and soul. Had me crying and laughing. Th characters were relatable and I felt every fear, pain, sorrow, gratefulness, and enjoyment just as Sparrow felt then. Highly recommend.

A beautiful and compelling read.

This was an emotional read for me. I wasn’t expecting his novel to pull me and move me like it did.The story begins with fourteen-year-old Sparrow in a psych hospital ward. Sparrow claims that it wasn’t suicide that led her to the ledge on the school’s roof but she won’t tell anyone what she was doing there. It isn’t until she is deep into her therapy sessions that she starts to open up about what is really going on in her life.Sparrow has only been going to this school for a few years and literally has very few, if any friends. That should have been a red flag and I would have hoped her mother noticed this but it looks as if everyone has been busy. I would have to say that her best friend is the school’s librarian, Mrs. Lexler. Mrs. Lexler allows a few of the students to hang out in the library after lunch, mainly the students who have no one. I start to adore Mrs. Lexler myself, as Sparrow talks more about her. If only things could have continued as they were but events occur that we have no choice in the matter and Sparrow life takes a drastic turn. She’s been unseen by the individuals around her but now, she has no voice. Communication and motivation are sliding backwards. Her mother threatens therapy and Sparrow attends, participation takes a while.I could feel the pain and the frustration as the story was slowly revealed. Bits and pieces of Sparrow’s suffering spills out until it is too much and then the scene ends and we have to start over again. Embarrassed and elated at what her life has turned into, Sparrow keeps everything inside. I really enjoyed this novel, I felt like I was peeling an orange. Peeling back a piece of the hard layer, a bit at a time, to get at the best part.

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