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Sun and Spoon
A heartbreaking story about learning to cope with loss from the Caldecott Honor winning author of WAITING
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
A heartbreaking story about learning to cope with loss from the Caldecott Honor winning author of WAITING
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
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Sun and Spoonâ
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A heartbreaking story about learning to cope with loss from the Caldecott Honor winning author of WAITING
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
When a person is gone, you need something to remember her by. Itâs been only two months since Spoon Gilmoreâs grandmother died, but already heâs worried that heâll forget her. He needs something of Granâs, something that matters, something special. But Spoonâs little sister, Joanie, wonât stop tagging along and pestering him, even when they go to their grandfatherâs house. And thatâs why Spoon winds up doing what he does . . .
âExceptionally moving. . . . Readers will savor the understated narrative and its powerful message of affirmation.ââPublishers Weekly
