Prairie Evers - Tapa blanda

"Easy-going, earnest story of friendship and family. . . . Spirited narration. . . . Thoughtful readers will no doubt sympathize with Prairie's feelings of loneliness and celebrate the new friendship she finds, even--or perhaps especially--when it gets complicated." -- Kirkus Reviews Praise for Prairie Evers "[Airgood] introduces irrepressible Prairie Evers, a 10-year-old country girl whose skill at turning bad situations into good ones is as impressive as the size of her heart." --Publishers Weekly "A great book to recommend to readers who like a lively heroine and an intelligent, refreshing, and unpretentious plot." --School Library Journal "Easy-going, earnest story of friendship and family." --Kirkus Reviews "Heartwarming. . . . Readers will love Prairie's independent spirit and care about her relationships." --Library Media Connection "Those who miss Eva Ibbotson will find comfort in Airgood's world." --Booklist "[Airgood] introduces irrepressible Prairie Evers, a 10-year-old country girl whose skill at turning bad situations into good ones is as impressive as the size of her heart. . . . Radiates warmth and wisdom." -- Publishers Weekly "Issues of individuality, peer pressure, family support, and considering the feelings of others are all cogently addressed here. Those who miss Eva Ibbotson will find comfort in Airgood's world." -- Booklist "Airgood has created a bright, spunky, independent thinker who traverses the ups and downs of friendship with optimism and loyalty. . . . A great book to recommend to readers who like a lively heroine and an intelligent, refreshing, and unpretentious plot." -- School Library Journal "The situation will intrigue kids, who will understand the specter of outsiderdom; the book also compellingly explores Prairie's navigation of the ins and outs of a first best-friendship. . . . Ivy's tough family life may also strike a chord with kids in similarly bleak positions . . . both compassionate and authentically complex." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books "Heartwarming. . . . Uplifting story with strength in characters, setting, and, especially, Prairie's voice. Readers will love Prairie's independent spirit and care about her relationships." -- Library Media Connection

Prairie Evers is a wide-eyed and outspoken ten-year-old girl who finds her whole world changing when her family moves north. Not long after the move her Grammy, who home schooled Prairie, decides to move back south and Prairie has to attend school for the first time. It's a rough adjustment but with perseverance she manages to meet her very first friend, Ivy Blake. When she learns Ivy's home life is dire she's determined form a plan to help. Through it all Prairie gains a deeper understanding for the feelings of others and discovers how to navigate the wider world.