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Far from Fair
Odette Zyskowski has a list: Things That Arenāt Fair. At the top of the list is her parentsā decision to take the family on the road in an ugly RV theyāve nicknamed the Coach. Thereās nothing fair about leaving California and living in the cramped Coach with her parĀents and exasperating younger brother, sharing one stupid cell phone among the four of them. And thereās definitely nothing fair about what they find when they reach Grandma Sissy's house, hundreds of miles later. Most days it seems as if everything in Odetteās life is far from fair. Is there a way for her to make things right?
With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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Odette Zyskowski has a list: Things That Arenāt Fair. At the top of the list is her parentsā decision to take the family on the road in an ugly RV theyāve nicknamed the Coach. Thereās nothing fair about leaving California and living in the cramped Coach with her parĀents and exasperating younger brother, sharing one stupid cell phone among the four of them. And thereās definitely nothing fair about what they find when they reach Grandma Sissy's house, hundreds of miles later. Most days it seems as if everything in Odetteās life is far from fair. Is there a way for her to make things right?
With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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Odette Zyskowski has a list: Things That Arenāt Fair. At the top of the list is her parentsā decision to take the family on the road in an ugly RV theyāve nicknamed the Coach. Thereās nothing fair about leaving California and living in the cramped Coach with her parĀents and exasperating younger brother, sharing one stupid cell phone among the four of them. And thereās definitely nothing fair about what they find when they reach Grandma Sissy's house, hundreds of miles later. Most days it seems as if everything in Odetteās life is far from fair. Is there a way for her to make things right?
With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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With warmth and sensitivity, Elana K. Arnold makes the difficult topics of terminal illness and the right to die accessible to young readers.
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