People can't always tell everything. Sometimes they have to leave things out so that they can recover. Start over. So that people will still be able to love them.
Seventeen-year-old Pete Shelton's life revolves around helping his friend Abe McMichael build Riverside, a nature preserve dedicated to the memory of Abe's brother, Paul. Then one summer a troubled runaway shows up―a girl named Nora who claims to be Paul's daughter. All her life, Nora has lived with secrets and lies, never knowing anything about her father. Although enemies at first, Pete and Nora slowly begin to piece together their shadowy pasts . . . and discover that their lives intertwine in a way they never imagined.
"A Summer of Silk Moths gives us the bewilderment and wonderment that real growth always brings, in a setting as fresh and tender as a new green leaf."
―Kathe Koja, bestselling author of Buddha Boy
"A thoughtful, complex and moving story about loss and discovery of identity, love and the ability to change and the restorative powers of nature."
―Kirkus Reviews
An Honor Book for the 2010 Green Earth Book Awards in the category of Young Adult Fiction.
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Margaret Willey has published in many genres―picture books, fiction and poetry. She has written six young adult novels, most recently Facing the Music, (Delacorte 1997). In 2002, Clever Beatrice (Atheneum, 2001) won the Charlotte Zolotow Award for best text in a picture book. Her most recent picture book is The 3 Bears and Goldilocks (Atheneum, 2008). A Summer of Silk Moths marks her return to young adult fiction. She lives in Grand Haven, Michigan. Visit her online at www.margaretwilley.com.
A Summer of Silk Moths was named an Honor Book for the 2010 Green Earth Book Awards in the category of Young Adult Fiction.
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