Patrick Hodges

Joshua's Island (James Madison Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Joshua is small for his age. Bullied relentlessly for years, all his friends have drifted away from him.

Eve is a pretty girl who has just entered the popular clique. The two could not be more different.

As they begin their final year of middle school, the unlikely pair find themselves partners in Science class. At first reluctant to work with him, Eve soon discovers hidden truths about not only Joshua but their school, and her world turns upside-down.

The two form a relationship that will teach them both the true meaning of friendship, loyalty, and love... a relationship that will end up changing not only their lives, but the complexion of their entire school.

GOLD MEDAL WINNER - 2015 READER'S FAVORITE BOOK AWARDS

WINNER - 2015 STARGAZER LITERARY PRIZE

FINALIST - 2016 RONE AWARDS

FINALIST - 2015 WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS

FINALIST - 2015 DANTE ROSETTI AWARD

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Next Chapter
• Altersempfehlung: ab 13 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393732136
• Artikelnr.: 60046847

Autorenporträt

I guess I am the classic "late bloomer." I had to sit in the front row of the class picture every year in elementary school; I didn't reach my present, permanent height until the year I got my driver's license. It took me a long time to "grow up" mentally, too; I was probably the least goal-oriented person you could ever meet.

I always enjoyed reading books, though I was convinced that I was not, and never would be, creative enough to come up with an original idea or story without cobbling it together from things I'd already seen. And so, in my mid-forties, imagine my surprise when a story was born inside my head, and nine months later had grown so large that I couldn't hold it in any more.

Better a "late bloomer" than a "never bloomer," I guess.

I live in Arizona with my amazing wife Vaneza, and our kids, June and Sunshine (one is a dog and one is a cat, I'll let you figure out which is which).