No Place on Earth
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No Place on Earth
Lu par :
Ozzie Rodriguez, Octavio Gómez Berríos, Angelo Tate
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Since moving to Yellowstone National Park for his mom's job, Gustavo Santos Costa has had a lot on his mind.
- For instance: bison stampedes. Did you know that bison can run three times faster than the average person?
- Also: Why do people always stand so close to boiling hot springs?!
- Finally: the bad dreams. Why have they only gotten worse since the move?
And that’s all before Gus somehow meets his classmate Kordell inside his dreams. While Gus avoids sleeping (and nightmares) at all costs, Kordell finds that dreams seem to be a welcome escape from his real life . . . until one day, they're no longer enough. Gus may be the only person who can help Kordell. But when most things already feel too big to take on, how can Gus find the courage to be there for his friends?
In this powerful novel from the Newbery Honor-winning author of Iveliz Explains It All, two boys confront their fears—and their dreams—to save themselves and each other.
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Commentaires
★ "This nuanced look at mental health challenges and the bittersweet exhilaration of being vulnerable packs emotional wallops in spades. Profoundly, sincerely heartfelt." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
★ "A poignant novel about male friendship and mental health." —School Library Journal, starred review
★ “Arango ingeniously uses the park’s landscape to beautifully explore the interior lives of two middle grade boys with anxiety and depression, offering invaluable hope and resources for young readers to ponder and explore.” —BookPage, starred review
★ "Mystical....Andrea Beatriz Arango thoughtfully and astutely portrays the challenges of addressing anxiety and depression in a culture that favors toughness over sensitivity." —Shelf Awareness, starred review
"Attentively rendered characterizations enrich this moving tale of friendship and mental health awareness." —Publishers Weekly
"Thoughtful explorations of anxiety, machismo, and growing independence give Gustavo’s journey warmth and emotional resonance." —Booklist
"Arango addresses her desire to shine a light on mental health struggles in the Latinx community....the setting and story are captivating." —The Bulletin
"Arango skillfully depicts the experiences of anxiety....the novel demonstrates the impact machismo culture has on boys and how it can disregard their feelings; it also shows the value of giving people space to reflect and grow." —The Horn Book
★ "A poignant novel about male friendship and mental health." —School Library Journal, starred review
★ “Arango ingeniously uses the park’s landscape to beautifully explore the interior lives of two middle grade boys with anxiety and depression, offering invaluable hope and resources for young readers to ponder and explore.” —BookPage, starred review
★ "Mystical....Andrea Beatriz Arango thoughtfully and astutely portrays the challenges of addressing anxiety and depression in a culture that favors toughness over sensitivity." —Shelf Awareness, starred review
"Attentively rendered characterizations enrich this moving tale of friendship and mental health awareness." —Publishers Weekly
"Thoughtful explorations of anxiety, machismo, and growing independence give Gustavo’s journey warmth and emotional resonance." —Booklist
"Arango addresses her desire to shine a light on mental health struggles in the Latinx community....the setting and story are captivating." —The Bulletin
"Arango skillfully depicts the experiences of anxiety....the novel demonstrates the impact machismo culture has on boys and how it can disregard their feelings; it also shows the value of giving people space to reflect and grow." —The Horn Book
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