About This Book
An adolescent copes with her family's sudden relocation from a familiar small town to a city while taking responsibility for younger siblings and managing farewells. She becomes a new high-school student at Lyon High, navigates friendship and social events, and learns the routines and traditions of her new school. Alongside everyday mischief and setbacks she faces disciplinary challenges, performs some informal detective work, and helps resolve problems. By the end she draws practical conclusions about growing up, responsibility, and belonging as the season turns toward spring.
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