SUMMARY: Jane has been content to sit on the sidelines since her mother's death, but when she moves to Coney Island, she begins to see life might be better if she gets involved. As she learns about her mother's past, she tries to figure out what is most important to her.
AUNT SHARON'S TAKE: I had a hard time getting into this book. There was a lot of teenage drama, and the story wasn't easy for me to relate to. However, it may be more interesting to a young person, especially one interested in the carnival as a setting. As far as content goes, there was some sensuality and language, so I would recommend it for older readers.
AUDIENCE: Young Adult
RATING: PG13 for Language and Sensuality
STARS: 1 1/2
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