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Shelfari edited the description of The Blue Girl (Firebird) Monday, August 3 2009.
Seventeen-year-old Imogene’s rebellious nature has caused her more harm than good—so when her family moves to Newford, she decides to reinvent herself. She won’t lose her punk/thrift-shop look, but she’ll try to avoid the gangs, work a little harder at school, and maybe even stay out of trouble for a change. But trouble shows up anyway. Imogene quickly catches the eye of Redding High’s bullies, as well as the school’s resident teenage ghost. Then she gets on the wrong side of a gang of malicious fairies. When her old imaginary childhood friend, Pelly, actually manifests, Imogene realizes that the impossible is all too real. And it’s dangerous. If she wants to survive high school—not to mention stay alive—she has to fall back on the skills she picked up in her hometown, running with a gang. Even with her new friend Maxine and some unexpected allies by her side, will she be able to make it?
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Shelfari edited the contributors of The Blue Girl (Firebird) Thursday, July 23 2009.
- Added a contributor: Charles De Lint: (Primary Author)
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Shelfari edited the first sentence of The Blue Girl (Firebird) Friday, July 17 2009.
- It starts with this faint sound that pulls me out of sleep: a sort of calliope music played on an ensemble of toy instruments.
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