The first two novels in Printz-winner Aidan Chambers's Dance Sequence are at last available in a fresh format that will draw teens to these classics of YA literature.
Literature is crap. Fiction is, anyway. A pretense. Ersatz. . . . When you read a story you are pretending a lie. --Morgan What begins as a game for Ditto--the refutation of his friend Morgan's Charges Against Literature--quickly escalates into a multilevel challenge. After Ditto's father suffers a heart attack in the middle of one of their fights, Ditto decides he has to get away for a few days to sort out his life. His chronicle of his experiences becomes his rebuttal to Morgan's Charges. But is this thought-provoking examination of people and ideas all fact . . . or fiction? Aidan Chambers leaves it up to the reader to decide in this novel that
Publishers Weekly calls "excruciatingly funny as well as touching."
Includes a new afterword from the author!
Praise for Aidan Chambers
Michael L. Printz Award winner
Carnegie Medal winner
Hans Christian Andersen Award winner
This book is part of the "The Dance Sequence" series.
Here are some other books from this series:
 This is AllFirst published 2005 Rank: , Original Star Rating: , Adjustred Star Rating: , Pop Rating:1.5/10 |
 Dance on My GraveFirst published 1982 Rank: , Original Star Rating: , Adjustred Star Rating: , Pop Rating:1.4/10 |
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 The Toll BridgeFirst published 1992 Rank: , Original Star Rating: , Adjustred Star Rating: , Pop Rating:1.1/10 |