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Meeting girls and going to school and hanging out with friends shouldn't be that tough. But it is if you're fifteen and you're biracial and your name is Moonbeam and you live on a commune with your mother and a bunch of granola-munching, tie-dyed, tofu-eating, sandal-wearing hippies! All Moonbeam wants is to be normal. But as Moonbeam is about to discover, life for a normal teenager is anything but.
“The story of fifteen year old Moonbeam Dawson’s search for identity–for who he is and where he belongs–exquisitely captures his need for independence.
Teen will find themselves cheering him on, suffering with him in his oh-so-embarassing moments, and figuring out with him the meaning of family, first love, and friendship.” —School Library Journal
January 13, 2015
