Stevie Hart puts the cool in homeschool. Whip-smart dialogue, top-notch writing, and truly unique characters make for the perfect reading combination: quick pacing and heartaching. This book is alive in so many ways. --David Arnold, bestselling author of Mosquitoland A beautifully written story of loss and acceptance, of humor and tragedy, of finding yourself by losing yourself. --Marci Lyn Curtis, author of The One Thing Stevie Hart puts the cool in homeschool. Whip-smart dialogue, top-notch writing, and truly unique characters make for the perfect reading combination: quick pacing and heartaching. This book is alive in so many ways. --David Arnold, bestselling author of Mosquitoland A beautifully written story of loss and acceptance, of humor and tragedy, of finding yourself by losing yourself. --Marci Lyn Curtis, author of The One Thing -Stevie Hart puts the cool in homeschool. Whip-smart dialogue, top-notch writing, and truly unique characters make for the perfect reading combination: quick pacing and heartaching. This book is alive in so many ways.---David Arnold, bestselling author of Mosquitoland -A beautifully written story of loss and acceptance, of humor and tragedy, of finding yourself by losing yourself.---Marci Lyn Curtis, author of The One Thing -LUCKY FEW swings between a wholly immersive search for a hand to hold in the midst of fear and loss, and navigating the vulnerable joy of true friendship and first love - a totally unique, beautifully crafted story at once hilarious and heartbreaking, exhilarating as the waters of Barton Springs. This book absolutely sings, without forsaking the honesty of loneliness and self-doubt - and the bravery it takes to become who we truly are.---Jennifer Longo, author of Six Feet Over It and Up to this Pointe LUCKY FEW swings between a wholly immersive search for a hand to hold in the midst of fear and loss, and navigating the vulnerable joy of true friendship and first love - a totally unique, beautifully crafted story at once hilarious and heartbreaking, exhilarating as the waters of Barton Springs. This book absolutely sings, without forsaking the honesty of loneliness and self-doubt - and the bravery it takes to become who we truly are. --Jennifer Longo, author of Six Feet Over It and Up to this Pointe