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Caterpillars can't swim

Shaw, Liane 1959- (author.).

Summary: For sixteen-year-old Ryan, the water is where he finds his freedom. Every since childhood, when he realized that he would never walk like other people, he has loved the water where gravity is no longer his enemy. but he never imagined he would become his small town's hero by rescuing a schoolmate from drowning. Jack is also attracted to the water, but for him it promises permanent escape. Disappearing altogether seems better than living through one more day of high school where he is dogged by rumors about his sexuality. Ryan saves Jacks's life, but he also keeps his secret. Is it true that by saving someone's life, you become responsible for him?

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  • ISBN: 9781772600537 (trade paperback)
  • Physical Description: print
    regular print
    246 pages ; 21 cm
  • Publisher: Toronto : Second Story Press, 2017.
Subject: Friendship -- Fiction
Teenagers -- Fiction
Swimmers -- Fiction
Homosexuality -- Fiction
Bullying -- Fiction
Young adult fiction

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  • 5 of 5 copies available at Sitka.

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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Holdable? Status Due Date
Castlegar Public Library Y FIC SHA (Text) 35146002091007 Young Adult Fiction Volume hold Available -
Valemount Public Library j sha (Text) 35194014269062 Junior fiction Volume hold Available -
Erickson YA F SHA (Text) 35419002952704 Young Adult Fiction Volume hold Available -
Quesnel Branch SHA (Text) 33923006146678 Young Adult Fiction Volume hold Available -
Trail and District Public Library Main Branch YA SHA (Text) 35110001088117 Young Adult Volume hold Available -

Summary: For sixteen-year-old Ryan, the water is where he finds his freedom. Every since childhood, when he realized that he would never walk like other people, he has loved the water where gravity is no longer his enemy. but he never imagined he would become his small town's hero by rescuing a schoolmate from drowning. Jack is also attracted to the water, but for him it promises permanent escape. Disappearing altogether seems better than living through one more day of high school where he is dogged by rumors about his sexuality. Ryan saves Jacks's life, but he also keeps his secret. Is it true that by saving someone's life, you become responsible for him?
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