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Critically acclaimed young adult author Patty Blount’s previous novels
have been lauded by critics for skillfully crafted stories with complex
characters and her ability to bring a refreshingly realistic voice to stories
that tackle the controversial issues of modern young adulthood.
In her newest novel, SOME BOYS,
Patty weaves a gut-wrenching, powerful tale of rape, blame, redemption and love
in a small town. When Grace meets Ian she’s afraid. Afraid he’ll reject her
like the rest of the school, like her own family. After accusing the town
golden boy of rape, everyone turned against Grace. They call her a slut and a
liar. But...Ian doesn’t. He’s funny and kind with secrets of his own. But how
do you trust the best friend of the boy who raped you? How do you believe in
love?
Critically acclaimed young adult author Patty Blount’s previous novels have been lauded by critics for skillfully crafted stories with complex characters and her ability to bring a refreshingly...
Critically acclaimed young adult author Patty Blount’s previous novels
have been lauded by critics for skillfully crafted stories with complex
characters and her ability to bring a refreshingly realistic voice to stories
that tackle the controversial issues of modern young adulthood.
In her newest novel, SOME BOYS,
Patty weaves a gut-wrenching, powerful tale of rape, blame, redemption and love
in a small town. When Grace meets Ian she’s afraid. Afraid he’ll reject her
like the rest of the school, like her own family. After accusing the town
golden boy of rape, everyone turned against Grace. They call her a slut and a
liar. But...Ian doesn’t. He’s funny and kind with secrets of his own. But how
do you trust the best friend of the boy who raped you? How do you believe in
love?
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Due to high request volume, a limited number of e-galleys for this book will be approved. We apologize for this inconvenience. If you would like to be a part of the blog tour, please contact...
Due to high request volume, a limited number of e-galleys for this book will be approved. We apologize for this inconvenience. If you would like to be a part of the blog tour, please contact teenfire@sourcebooks.com.
Advance Praise
Praise for Patty Blount:
“Blount’s debut novel combines authentic
voice with compelling moral dilemmas…raise(s) important questions about
honesty, forgiveness, the ease of cyberbullying and the obligation to help
others.”
—VOYA
“Rings with authenticity.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A
great page-turner to savor during the last days of summer.”—Seventeen
“Blount
has a good handle on teen culture, especially the importance of social
media…The impulsivity and rash decision-making common in the teenage years
are honestly portrayed.”—School
Library Journal
“The ethical debates raised will engage
readers.” —Publishers Weekly
Praise for Patty Blount:
“Blount’s debut novel combines authentic voice with compelling moral dilemmas…raise(s) important questions about honesty, forgiveness, the ease of cyberbullying...
“Blount’s debut novel combines authentic
voice with compelling moral dilemmas…raise(s) important questions about
honesty, forgiveness, the ease of cyberbullying and the obligation to help
others.”
—VOYA
“Rings with authenticity.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A
great page-turner to savor during the last days of summer.”—Seventeen
“Blount
has a good handle on teen culture, especially the importance of social
media…The impulsivity and rash decision-making common in the teenage years
are honestly portrayed.”—School
Library Journal
“The ethical debates raised will engage
readers.” —Publishers Weekly
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