The lead essay, The Blue of Distance, explores how we can live in uncertainty in relation to our desires and even find beauty in distance and separation. All together, Sutton and Luis help their families on the road to being a blended family through a sibling journey to home via an offroad route (CC6666).Rebecca Solnit’s A Field Guide to Getting Lost is a collection of essays about love, trust, alienation and place. It begins with an ill advised shortcut through a thicket. If they can find their way back, they can get home. More specifically, it's the symbol of home - namely the north parking lot. As their collective goal is to become a blended family, this adventure unites them as sibling travelers (CC).
The journey begins with Sutton and Luis separated from their parents.
All of this takes place during a potentially disastrous hike through Discovery Park. In the last third of the book, the narrative settles into the road narrative spectrum as it brings the two families together into a potential new, blended family. He misses the freedom he used to have and he hates the numerous trips to the emergency room. Luis is out-going and before his allergies surfaced, was adventurous. From how Sutton is written: her love of routine, her problems with small talk, her special interests. The chapters alternate points of view between the two children. He adores Star Wars, Harry Potter, and comic books. Luis, meanwhile loves fantasy and science fiction. She loves programming and is currently struggling to get her robot through a maze in as few moves as possible. Sutton and Luis are as different as chalk and cheese. Luis and Sutton's parents are dating and now they want the children to meet.
Luis has terrible, life threatening allergies. Meanwhile, Luis and his mother live across town. But her parents are divorced and her mother is usually absent - down in Antartica studying penguins. Sutton and her father live in the same apartment building as her mother. Thirty-three years of tracking my readingĪ Field Guide to Getting Lost by Joy McCullough is set in Seattle. Spider-Man & Venom: Double Trouble by Mariko Tamaki and Gurihiru Outside In by Deborah Underwood and Cindy DerbyĪ Ride to Remember: A Civil Rights Story by Sharon Langley, Amy Nathan and Floyd CooperĪ Song of Wraiths & Ruin by Roseanne A.
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