Something in the World Called Love
Author: Saliba, Sue
ISBN: 9780143008613
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Year first published: 01 Sep 2008
Pages: 192
Format: Paperback / softback
It's true, there's something in the world called love. Esma felt it when she moved into the house with the blue stairs. There was Kara beside her, and Simon below with his room that looked out to the road - two roads actually so you had a choice as you were leaving or arriving, which way to take. But anyway, Esma at the beginning saw only one way ...
When Esma moves into 22 Starling Street, she knows she's come to the right place. A place to become someone new. A place to belong.
As the seasons change, she finds herself falling deeper and deeper in love. But not in the way she expects ...
A remarkable novel about friendship, trust and hope - and what it means to love.
Awards
Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction, 2009
Best Children's Book Cover, Australian Publishers' Association, 2009
Nominated for Australian Book Review's Favourite Australian Novel, 2009
ISBN: 9780143008613
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Year first published: 01 Sep 2008
Pages: 192
Format: Paperback / softback
It's true, there's something in the world called love. Esma felt it when she moved into the house with the blue stairs. There was Kara beside her, and Simon below with his room that looked out to the road - two roads actually so you had a choice as you were leaving or arriving, which way to take. But anyway, Esma at the beginning saw only one way ...
When Esma moves into 22 Starling Street, she knows she's come to the right place. A place to become someone new. A place to belong.
As the seasons change, she finds herself falling deeper and deeper in love. But not in the way she expects ...
A remarkable novel about friendship, trust and hope - and what it means to love.
Awards
Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction, 2009
Best Children's Book Cover, Australian Publishers' Association, 2009
Nominated for Australian Book Review's Favourite Australian Novel, 2009
