Maria Farrer Orden de los libros
Maria Farrer escribe para niños y jóvenes adultos, basándose en su experiencia en patología del habla y lenguaje y una maestría en Escritura para Jóvenes. Su obra a menudo explora temas de lenguaje y alfabetización, informada por su amplia experiencia con niños que enfrentan desafíos de comunicación. Farrer se destaca en la creación de narrativas cautivadoras que atrapan a los jóvenes lectores, centrándose en personajes cercanos y situaciones convincentes. Su popular serie sobre un gran, torpe pero servicial oso polar es un testimonio de su habilidad para combinar calidez y aventura.
- 2019
- 2014
Broken Strings
- 432 páginas
- 16 horas de lectura
It is the story of a brilliant young violinist, her determination and struggle to achieve her dreams and the discovery that she is at the center of an extraordinary secret that has pulled apart her family for two generations. Jess, a talented 17-year-old violinist, suffers from stage-fright as she auditions for a place at a prestigious music school. Her family do not have enough money for her to continue to study so when she fails, she vows not to play again. Until her wealthy grandmother - estranged from her family since Jess's mother fell pregnant - shows up at their doorstep and promises six months of tuition in exchange for Jess moving to live with her. Once ensconced in her grandmother's rich, but empty, life she starts to uncover the mystery of why her grandmother never spoke to her mother again, and the secret which tore her family apart.
