What’s a girl to do when her mother runs away with the drummer in a rock band, her friendly relationship with the boys on the neighboring ranch starts to change, and a handsome college guy takes an interest in her? Sixteen-year-old Rebel Ferguson faces these challenges with courage and humor and decides to do three things:
1. Bring her mother home where she belongs.
2. Show her neighbors, Will and Sully Garret, she’s not interested in a serious relationship with either of them.
3. Prove to the Garrets, and to herself, that Rick, the cute college guy, is a gentleman.
Nothing turns out the way Rebel plans, however, and she discovers that people are not always what they seem, and she’s a lousy judge of character. If only humans were as trustworthy and dependable as her puppies, cat, and horses. Can she forgive everyone who has disappointed her?
2 comments:
Thanks for hosting Beverly today, Karina. I've read this book and I think many young people will enjoy reading about Rebel and how she deals with her parents' separation, reading of her love for animals, and also the antics of Will and Sully who feel the need to protect Rebel from all sorts of things.
Cheryl
Hi Karina,
Thanks so much for hosting me today. Your blog has some great stuff on it. I enjoyed browsing your interviews. Congratulations on your new book.
Beverly
Me, too, from Rebel
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