The Quiet and the Loud
Helena Fox
เบก.เบ. 2023 ยท Penguin Random House Audio ยท เบเบฑเบเบเบฒเบเปเบเบ Olivia Mackenzie-Smith
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โA writer to be reckoned with.โ โKathleen Glasgow, author of Girl in Pieces and Youโd Be Home Now
A heartbreaking, hopeful, and timely novel about facing family secrets, healing from trauma, and falling in love, from the award-winning author of How It Feels to Float
Georgeโs life is loud. On the water, though, with everything hushed above and below, she is steady, silent. Then her estranged dad says he needs to talk, and Georgeโs past begins to wake up, looping around her ankles, trying to drag her under.
But thereโs no time to sink. Georgeโs best friend, Tess, is about to become, officially, a teen mom, her friend Laz is in despair about the climate crisis, her gramps would literally misplace his teeth if not for her, and her moms fill the house with fuss and chatter. Before long, heat and smoke join the noise as disยญtant wildfires begin to burn.
George tries to stay steady. When her father tells her his news and the painful memoยญries roar back to life, George turns to Calliope, the girl who has just cartwheeled into her world and shot it through with colors. And itโs here George would stayโquiet and safeโif she could. But then Tess has her baby, and the earth burns hotter, and the past just will not stay put.
A novel about the contours of friendship, family, forgiveness, trauma, and love, and about our hopeless, hopeful world, Helena Foxโs gorgeous follow-up to How It Feels to Float explores the stories we suppress and the stories we speakโand the healing that comes when we voice the things weโve kept quiet for so long.
"Compelling and arresting" โShelf Awareness (starred review)
"Powerful, heart-tugging" โBooks+Publishing
"As deeply enjoyable as it is reflective . . . sweet and yet emotionally mature" โBCCB
"Brilliant" โUtopia State of Mind
"A sensitive portrayal of complex PTSD" โBooklist
"Lyrical and evocative . . . Vivid" โKirkus
"Heartbreaking yet uplifting and hopeful . . . Highly recommend[ed] โEveryQueer.com
A heartbreaking, hopeful, and timely novel about facing family secrets, healing from trauma, and falling in love, from the award-winning author of How It Feels to Float
Georgeโs life is loud. On the water, though, with everything hushed above and below, she is steady, silent. Then her estranged dad says he needs to talk, and Georgeโs past begins to wake up, looping around her ankles, trying to drag her under.
But thereโs no time to sink. Georgeโs best friend, Tess, is about to become, officially, a teen mom, her friend Laz is in despair about the climate crisis, her gramps would literally misplace his teeth if not for her, and her moms fill the house with fuss and chatter. Before long, heat and smoke join the noise as disยญtant wildfires begin to burn.
George tries to stay steady. When her father tells her his news and the painful memoยญries roar back to life, George turns to Calliope, the girl who has just cartwheeled into her world and shot it through with colors. And itโs here George would stayโquiet and safeโif she could. But then Tess has her baby, and the earth burns hotter, and the past just will not stay put.
A novel about the contours of friendship, family, forgiveness, trauma, and love, and about our hopeless, hopeful world, Helena Foxโs gorgeous follow-up to How It Feels to Float explores the stories we suppress and the stories we speakโand the healing that comes when we voice the things weโve kept quiet for so long.
"Compelling and arresting" โShelf Awareness (starred review)
"Powerful, heart-tugging" โBooks+Publishing
"As deeply enjoyable as it is reflective . . . sweet and yet emotionally mature" โBCCB
"Brilliant" โUtopia State of Mind
"A sensitive portrayal of complex PTSD" โBooklist
"Lyrical and evocative . . . Vivid" โKirkus
"Heartbreaking yet uplifting and hopeful . . . Highly recommend[ed] โEveryQueer.com
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Helena Fox lives by the ocean on Dharawal Country in Wollongong, Australia. She mentors young writers and runs writing workshops to support mental health. Helenaโs debut novel, How It Feels to Float, won the Prime Ministerโs Literary Award and Victorian Premierโs Literary Award for Writing for Young Adults in Australia, and was a Kirkus Best Book of the Year and Chicago Public Library Best Book of the Year in the U.S. Helena received her MFA in Creative Writing from Warren Wilson College. She can be found mostly on Instagram at @helenafoxoz, posting pictures of the sea and talking about kindness.
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