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Lundgren, Jodi 1966- (Author). Kooistra, Alison, 1979- (Added Author).

Summary: Having just turned 15 and gone through her parents' divorce, Natalie and her best friend Sasha are going to be practicing with their dance team all summer, but her friendship with Sasha goes on the rock, and her relationship with her boyfriend Kevin who is Sasha's brother goes too far. Will she be taking on all these changes with confidence?

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  • ISBN: 9781926920276 (electronic bk.)
  • ISBN: 1926920279 (electronic bk.)
  • Physical Description: remote
    1 online resource (217 pages)
  • Publisher: Toronto : Second Story Press, [2011]

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Subject: Families -- Fiction
Teenage girls -- Fiction
Mothers and daughters -- Fiction
Dance -- Fiction
Friendship -- Fiction
Family problems -- Fiction
Interpersonal relations -- Fiction
Dance -- Fiction
Dance
Families
Friendship
Mothers and daughters
Teenage girls
Genre: Electronic books.
Fiction.

  • Association of Canadian Publishers
    Natalie’s passion is dance, and she’s looking forward to a summer of perfecting her technique at dance camp. Plus, she’s just turned fifteen – a momentous age that means she’s now officially a grown-up. But while her mom doesn’t seem to have got the memo, Kevin, her best friend Sasha’s older brother, has. Caught up with the excitement of Kevin’s attention, their relationship quickly becomes intimate and all-consuming. Over the summer, Natalie goes from being in love and lust with Kevin to realizing that he is not the guy she thought he was. The worst is that she may have lost her friendship with Sasha. When Natalie turns to her single mom for advice, she gets a shock. Her mom has fallen in love with a woman.Losing her virginity, dealing with her new understanding of her mother, and trying to re-negotiate her friendships, Natalie turns to dancing as the only certain thing in a life full of questions. When a new teacher introduces her to modern dance, she gains confidence and a new sense of herself.Girls will be drawn to Leap’s frank discussion of first love, first times – sex, drinking, break-ups – and the struggle between doing what feels right and doing things to please others.
  • Association of Canadian Publishers
    Fifteen-year-old Natalie uses her passion for dance to navigate the unpredictable world of older boys, moody friends, and absentee parents. Her father lives in another city and has a new family, and her mother is increasingly distant. Over the course of the summer, she falls in love (or is it just lust?) with her best friend's older brother, learns her mother's big secret, and discovers a new world when a teacher introduces her to the power and freedom of modern dance.
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