Foreverland

(Hardback)

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On the day that her father is set to move out of the house, Margaret runs away to live in the local amusement park, Foreverland, a place she associates with happy memories of family visits. But there's someone already living there-a mysterious boy named Jaime. Amid the thrills of spending the night hiding out in the park, Margaret learns to take charge of her life and become more self-confident. As she and Jaime become friends, she learns his family secret, and then they help each other find their way home.

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A tale of friendship and courage for anyone who's ever felt lost and left behind--Foreverland reminds us that we are never too far from home.
--Kathleen Lane, author of The Best Worst Thing

A pitch-perfect roller coaster ride through the inevitable awkwardness of adolescence, this book is a tender and joyful reminder that the dizzying twists leave us wiser at the end."
--Matthew Swanson, author of The Real McCoys series

An action-packed adventure through the highs and lows of being twelve.
--Gitty Daneshvari, author of the School of Fear series and The League of Unexceptional Children series

Fun fact: Like your favorite amusement park ride, you'll want to return to Kear's captivating, heartfelt book again and again.
--Courtney Sheinmel, author of The Kindness Club and Stella Batts

Foreverland is a rollercoaster of a ride, a heartbreaking--and heartwarming--book about bravery, friendship, family and the magic that exists in the real world. Margaret takes in hand the heart of the reader and holds on to the end.
--Nicole Panteleakos, author of Planet Earth is Blue

This alternatingly touching and suspenseful adventure captures some real-life magic. -- Kirkus

Well wrought and relatable, and the mystery of Jaime's story will keep readers turning pages...This heartwarming, briskly paced adventure offers a ride worth taking. -- Publishers Weekly

Author Bio

Nicole C. Kear grew up in New York City, where she still lives with her husband, three firecracker kids and a ridiculously fluffy hamster. She's written lots of essays; a memoir, Now I See You, for grownups; and the Fix-It Friends series for kids. She also co-wrote the Startup Squad series with Brian Weisfeld. She has a bunch of fancy, boring diplomas, and one red clown nose from circus school. Seriously.