Between Worlds 7 - Wolf-Heffner, Lori
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Two teens fear for their family's future. They live a century apart, but family draws their lives together. Juliana catches a glimpse of her grandfather's future during a community dance show at a nursing home. Frightened by what she sees, she buries her feelings, but they keep returning. Will she lose herself to fears about the fate of the only grandfather she's ever known? Elisabeth's mother has just suffered a terrible loss, so Omama moves in to help and interferes with the family life Elisabeth has worked hard to nurture. But when Omama disapproves of a man Elisabeth likes, Elisabeth…mehr

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Two teens fear for their family's future. They live a century apart, but family draws their lives together. Juliana catches a glimpse of her grandfather's future during a community dance show at a nursing home. Frightened by what she sees, she buries her feelings, but they keep returning. Will she lose herself to fears about the fate of the only grandfather she's ever known? Elisabeth's mother has just suffered a terrible loss, so Omama moves in to help and interferes with the family life Elisabeth has worked hard to nurture. But when Omama disapproves of a man Elisabeth likes, Elisabeth pushes back. Can she convince Omama that she can determine her own fate? What Will Come is the 7th instalment in the contemporary/historical series Between Worlds. If you like stories about family and the generations that come before us, try this heart-warming and uplifting series about Juliana, a teen today, and her great-grandmother Elisabeth, a teen almost 100 years ago. The interior of this book is printed in 19-point, bold, sans serif font and follows the guidelines of the American Council of the Blind.
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Autorenporträt
Lori Wolf-Heffner is a former competitive dancer, dance teacher, and theatre manager. She was a member of the first Canadian National Tap Team, back in 1996, under the leadership of Bonnie Dyer, with choreographer Mathew Clark. She's written for Dance Canada Quarterly, just dance! magazine, and The Dance Current (all under Lori Straus).¿Fluent in German, Lori lived in Germany for three years, never once realizing just how close she was to some of the villages her ancestors left to migrate to Eastern Europe in the 1700s.¿Lori lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with her husband and two sons. She is a member of The Writers' Union of Canada and the Alliance of Independent Authors.¿