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Ginny Moon |
by Benjamin Ludwig |
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Book Review |
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| (by- Linda ) |
Ginny Moon's character redefines what it means to be brave. After suffering a lot of physical and emotional abuse, Social Services finally deems her druggie mother unfit and Ginny is placed in foster care. However, some things just can't be put back together again and for this 14 year old, the damage is done. To further complicate things, Ginny is Autistic. You don't have to be an expert to know that special care is needed for people with this disorder. She is challenging for sure, but she is also amazing; guard your heart because Ginny Moon and her unique perception of the world is going to sneak in and steal it. I loved this well-written engaging story. Highly recommend.
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