The power of harmony.

The power of harmony.

By
Coates, Jan, 1960-

Publication Date
2013

Subject Term
Teenage girls -- Juvenile fiction.
 
Bullying -- Juvenile fiction.
 
Indians of North America -- Canada -- Juvenile fiction.
 
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction.
 
Singing -- Juvenile fiction.
 
Canadian fiction -- Juvenile fiction.

Geographic Term
Nova Scotia -- Juvenile fiction.

Summary
Jennifer's dream is to become a famous singer - except she's terrified of singing in public. Since her best friend moved away, Jenn has become the target of the bullies at school. But when a Native girl, Melody, joins the class, the bullies have a new victim. Jenn's heard what people, including her own grandmother, say about "those people". But, as she gets to know her new classmate, she discovers that, like her, Melody enjoys books and reading. She also finds that both of them love music. Set in Springhill, Nova Scotia during the late 1960s, this story of peer cruelty, faith, mortality, racism, and friendship perfectly captures time and place as its young narrator, Jennifer, struggles to find her voice and ultimately discovers the power of harmony.

Language
English

ISBN
9780889954953


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