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This is the story about a girl who used to be someone different. Who used to feel alive, loved gymnastics, being with her friends and writing poetry. It's a story about a girl who dealt with something so traumatic it changed her completely. This is the story about a boy who loves this broken girl and will do anything to make her feel whole again. This is a poignant story about love, forgiveness and finding the strength to move on.

If being in 7th grade wasn't already hard enough, think of how hard it would be if you moved schools, stopped talking to all your friends, quit gymnastics (even though you were the star on the team), moved in with her Grandparents and completely shut yourself off from the world around you. This happens to Louise, a once bright young girl who's only way to cope with something so horrible she locks it deep inside herself and pushes everyone and everything else away. Luckily for her, her best friend Henderson, his sister and her Grandparent's are in her life and no matter what never wavier on their love for her. Louise is a character I laughed with, cried with and wanted to give her a big ole mom hug and tell her she would get through this and be an even stronger person that she is now.

Phoebe Stone's prose is poetic, and hauntingly beautiful. She takes some serious, realistic subject matters and introduces them in a way that young readers will be able to relate to them. I loved the way she allowed me to get to know Louise through her interactions with those around her. Little by little Phoebe peeled back the layers of Louise and what her mind was shielding from herself and me as a reader, until one beautiful Spring morning Louise confronts everything she's kept locked up. Phoebe does such a brilliant job at creating moments that will rip your heart out with moments of humor, love and unbreakable friendship that will leave you sighing.

My favorite element to this story is Henderson, Louise's childhood best friend and romantic interest in this story. He is a rock for Louise and though he has his adorable moments of being nerdy, and down right funny, he is an deniable warrior in Louise's life. I love all the little things he does for her through out the story. It's hard not to love a character like him. The Boy on CINNAMON STREET is a story that will pull at your heart strings, make you laugh, and having you wiping your tears. It's a moving story about the power of love, learning to let go and finding the strength to carry on.


Tags : The Boy on Cinnamon Street [Phoebe Stone] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. <div>A story about a wounded girl and the boy who won't give up on her. 7th grader Louise should be the captain of her school's gymnastics team - but she isn't. She's fun and cute and should have lots of friends - but she doesn't. And there's a dreamy boy who has a crush on her - but somehow they never connect. Louise has everything going for her - so what is it that's holding her back? Phoebe Stone tells the winning story of the spring when 7th grader Louise Terrace wakes up,Phoebe Stone,The Boy on Cinnamon Street,Arthur A. Levine Books,0545215129,FBA-|280393,Family - Multigenerational,Social Themes - Friendship,Best friends,Best friends;Fiction.,Friendship,Friendship;Fiction.,Grandparents,Massachusetts,Memory,Memory;Fiction.,Schools,CHILDREN'S FICTION GENERAL,Children's BooksAges 9-12 Fiction,Children: Grades 4-6,Family - General,Fiction,JUVENILE,JUVENILE FICTION Family Multigenerational,Juvenile Fiction,Juvenile Fiction Family General,Juvenile Fiction Love & Romance,Juvenile Fiction Social Themes Friendship,Juvenile FictionFamily - General,Juvenile FictionLove & Romance,Juvenile Grades 4-6 Ages 9-11,Love & Romance,Personal & social issues: sexuality & relationships (Children's Teenage),United States

The Boy on Cinnamon Street Phoebe Stone 9780545215121 Books Reviews

The characters were written in a way that young readers can relate to them. The dialogue was engaging too. It is a great story about unconditional love and healing.
Saying that I love books is an utterly, teeth- grinding mistake. I am a twelve year old(almost 13) and this book was amazing! It had a few story twisters that made you so involved. I LOVE comedic romances and this was PERFECT! This is definitely one of those books that you can read more than once. I would highly recommend getting this book. Especially if you are a teen or pre-teen. But it would also be very interesting for adults too. If you don't get this book it's your loss.
Five stars one of the best books I have ever read, so much so I'm begging for another book just to see what the future holds for Louise and...
Well you'll have to read the book to find out!!!
When I read the book, I couldn't get enough of it. I would sit in bed till midnight and read. This is the best book I have ever read. It is so touching and heartbreaking at the same time. You will definitely cry, but everything will get better. When I read it in school, I would always gasp at the good parts (which was all the time). I would definitely recommend this book to everyone. I hope you love this book as much a I do.
This book is amazing to no extent.
WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD!!!
The girl's name is Louise, but her friends call her Tumbleina became she is petite.
In my honest opinion, Thumb is a real brat. She does care about anything except making her "crush" on Benny real. I know, I know, her mom committed suicide, but that should only build her up, not act like she does. Another thing is that Thumb completely ignores Henderson. Henderson care about Thumb A LOT, but Thumb's to caught up in her stupid "crush" on Benny.
Even though Thumb is a brat, the book itself was amazing. The way the author wrote it was, and always will be, spectacular. Sounds exactly like how a teenager sounds.
Recap
Thumb is a brat and a half, perfect style of writing, and good overall story.
Tooth-achingly sweet and incredibly sad.

It's a story about a thirteen year old girl who has gone through a traumatic event that her mind blocked most of her treasured memories and with it, most of her former identity. Cartwheels used to be as natural as walking for Louise, but ever since that day, she quit gymnastics altogether. She used to write poetry, but now she's just bitter most of the time. This is a story about a girl who had become but a shadow of her former self and a boy who would do anything to bring the old Louise back.

For me, it's Louise's relationships with everyone that made the story. At times, it seems like the entire universe was conspiring for her memory to come back; little triggers and subtle push constructed within the sequence of plot events. There was nothing complex or even original about the plot, it's something I've read before. But I couldn't take anything away from the intricate way with which the author peeled the layers, bit by bit, to reveal what Louise's mind was shielding from her.

This was a story of a girl who had to come to terms with her mother's death, her father's abandonment, her over all lack of self-esteem. All heavy subjects, yes. But I love that the author used facile humour frequently to lure us into Louise's world. They weren't the ones that induced bouts of rip-roaring laughter but just enough to for us to see the lighter side of her life. Henderson, the boy who had harboured a crush for Louise was the icing on the cake of this heart-tugging story. He's so quirky, dorky, funny, and just plain lovable. I kept thinking, where was a boy like this when I was in seventh grade, huh? How come they don't make them like him anymore? He's the sweetest!

The Boy on Cinnamon Street is an uplifting story about a grieving family and of incomparabe friendships. I laughed, I teared, I rooted for the underdog and cheered for the innocence of romance between Thumb and Hen. It's a touching story of a girl
This is the story about a girl who used to be someone different. Who used to feel alive, loved gymnastics, being with her friends and writing poetry. It's a story about a girl who dealt with something so traumatic it changed her completely. This is the story about a boy who loves this broken girl and will do anything to make her feel whole again. This is a poignant story about love, forgiveness and finding the strength to move on.

If being in 7th grade wasn't already hard enough, think of how hard it would be if you moved schools, stopped talking to all your friends, quit gymnastics (even though you were the star on the team), moved in with her Grandparents and completely shut yourself off from the world around you. This happens to Louise, a once bright young girl who's only way to cope with something so horrible she locks it deep inside herself and pushes everyone and everything else away. Luckily for her, her best friend Henderson, his sister and her Grandparent's are in her life and no matter what never wavier on their love for her. Louise is a character I laughed with, cried with and wanted to give her a big ole mom hug and tell her she would get through this and be an even stronger person that she is now.

Phoebe Stone's prose is poetic, and hauntingly beautiful. She takes some serious, realistic subject matters and introduces them in a way that young readers will be able to relate to them. I loved the way she allowed me to get to know Louise through her interactions with those around her. Little by little Phoebe peeled back the layers of Louise and what her mind was shielding from herself and me as a reader, until one beautiful Spring morning Louise confronts everything she's kept locked up. Phoebe does such a brilliant job at creating moments that will rip your heart out with moments of humor, love and unbreakable friendship that will leave you sighing.

My favorite element to this story is Henderson, Louise's childhood best friend and romantic interest in this story. He is a rock for Louise and though he has his adorable moments of being nerdy, and down right funny, he is an deniable warrior in Louise's life. I love all the little things he does for her through out the story. It's hard not to love a character like him. The Boy on CINNAMON STREET is a story that will pull at your heart strings, make you laugh, and having you wiping your tears. It's a moving story about the power of love, learning to let go and finding the strength to carry on.