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Stranded in Boringsville

by Catherine Bateson

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Following her parents separation, twelve-year-old Rain moves with her mother to the country, where she befriends the unpopular boy who lives next door and also seeks a way to cope with her feelings toward her father and his new girlfriend.
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A rather typical plot for kids that are part of a divorced family and are having to leave their home, their school, and their friends as a result of the divorce. The setting of Australia may be difficult for some because of the difference in wording but once they get used to the different terminology they will be able to relate to these kids that are like kids everywhere.

Rain, the storyteller, is a young girl that must move back to her mother’s childhood home when her parents divorce. It is located out in the country and far from everything that is familiar. There isn’t even have a pizza parlor in town.

Rain makes friends with her next door neighbor, Daniel, who just happens to be a fan of Star Trek or better known as a Trekkie.

This may be an enjoyable read aloud for a teacher particularly if they are also a “Trek Fan.” It has a lot of humor but a serious story line that allows kids to see that everything that happens in life my not be as bad as it first seems. ( )
  Donura1 | May 21, 2008 |
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Following her parents separation, twelve-year-old Rain moves with her mother to the country, where she befriends the unpopular boy who lives next door and also seeks a way to cope with her feelings toward her father and his new girlfriend.

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