Some Laneys Died - Skipstone, Brooke
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"Sixteen-year-old Delaney, who is traumatized after witnessing her father's infidelity in the woods, blames herself for her parents' divorce. She rewrites stories from that period, telling herself "I couldn't go back in time, but maybe I could skip sideways." When her mother, a physicist, explains the Many Worlds Theory--in which a separate universe exists for each possible choice a person could have made, including consequences that branch out from them--Delaney is shaken. Enticing because of its eerie implications and gradual in its execution, the theory unfolds through Delaney's anxious perspective."--…mehr

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"Sixteen-year-old Delaney, who is traumatized after witnessing her father's infidelity in the woods, blames herself for her parents' divorce. She rewrites stories from that period, telling herself "I couldn't go back in time, but maybe I could skip sideways." When her mother, a physicist, explains the Many Worlds Theory--in which a separate universe exists for each possible choice a person could have made, including consequences that branch out from them--Delaney is shaken. Enticing because of its eerie implications and gradual in its execution, the theory unfolds through Delaney's anxious perspective."--
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Brooke Skipstone is a multi-award winning author who lives in Alaska where she watches the mountains change colors with the seasons from her balcony. Where she feels the constant rush toward winter as the sunlight wanes for six months of the year, seven minutes each day, bringing crushing cold that lingers even as the sun climbs again. Where the burst of life during summer is urgent under twenty-four-hour daylight, lush and decadent. Where fish swim hundreds of miles up rivers past bear claws and nets and wheels and lines of rubber-clad combat fishers, arriving humped and ragged, dying as they spawn. Where danger from the land and its animals exhilarates the senses, forcing her to appreciate the difference between life and death. Where the edge between is sometimes too alluring. Some Laneys Died is her second novel. Her first was Someone To Kiss My Scars, also available in French (Embrasser Mes Blessures) and Spanish (Alguien Que Bese Mis Heridas).