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| Original Title: | Graffiti Moon |
| ISBN: | 0330425781 (ISBN13: 9780330425780) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Characters: | Lucy Dervish, Ed Skye |
| Setting: | Melbourne, Victoria(Australia) |
| Literary Awards: | New South Wales Premier's Literary Award for Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature (2011), Children's Book Council of Australia Award Nominee for Older Readers Book of the Year (2011), Prime Minister's |
| Literary Awards: | for Young Adult Fiction (2011), Victorian Premier's Literary Award Nominee for Prize for Writing for Young Adults (2011), Australian Book Industry Award (ABIA) Nominee for Older Children (ages 8-14) (2011) The Inky Awards Shortlist for Gold Inky (2011) |
Cath Crowley
Paperback | Pages: 264 pages Rating: 3.89 | 19131 Users | 2024 Reviews
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Lucy is in love with Shadow, a mysterious graffiti artist. Ed thought he was in love with Lucy, until she broke his nose. Dylan loves Daisy, but throwing eggs at her probably wasn't the best way to show it. Jazz and Leo are slowly encircling each other. An intense and exhilarating 24 hours in the lives of four teenagers on the verge: of adulthood, of HSC, of finding out just who they are, and who they want to be. A lyrical new YA novel from the award-winning author of Chasing Charlie Duskin and the Gracie Faltrain series.
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| Title | : | Graffiti Moon |
| Author | : | Cath Crowley |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 264 pages |
| Published | : | August 1st 2010 by Pan Macmillan Australia |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Contemporary. Romance. Realistic Fiction. Fiction. Art. Young Adult Contemporary |
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Ratings: 3.89 From 19131 Users | 2024 ReviewsEvaluation About Books Graffiti Moon
Final rating: 5/5 stars I guess love's kind of like a marshmallow in a microwave on high. After it explodes it's still a marshmallow. but, you know, now it's a complicated marshmallow. This was such such such sweet romance!! I loved everything about it,especially the writing. Writing is done in two styles, the normal style and poetry style. Every poetry part is from Leo's point of view and i loved it very very much. The couples were sweet and loveable, the pacing was fast, there were manyI loved this story! I didn't want it to end. The story of Graffiti Moon takes place over twenty-four hours. Lucy is a seventeen-year old student who's just finished year twelve and is out for the night with her friends to celebrate. Her whole focus for the evening is to find Shadow, a graffiti artist that does these amazing heartfelt paintings all over the city. She feels a powerful connection to these paintings, and the emotion behind them. Lucy has a passion for art and thinks whoever Shadow
I swear I'm trying not to gush but you don't know how happy I am to have read this. It's a little after dawn... (and having started this at one in the morning,) that's maybe four or five hours of me sitting here unable to pull my eyes from this one. I'd been waiting for this for so long and now that I've read sped through it, I'm pumped and happy. Graffiti Moon is why I read YA. Once in a while I come across a story that stands out against others. Crappy past reads aren't so lackluster, don't
And I am but I'm not and I want to put her on pause and paint a wall where I explain everything. Earthy, 'crafty', gorgeously-written and awesomely funny. Eventhough this is a contemporary read, I wanted so bad to shelf this in 'fantasy' not because it's unrealistic but because it was bursting with magic. The kind that made you feel so strongly, you get it and it 'got' you. The balance between plot and characters were insanely, insanely well done. From the reviews I've read, I assumed the book
Its the time wasting that gets you somewhere. Initial Final Page Thoughts.I have five fingers pressed on my desk in reaction to this book right now. I cant get much more love for this book. High Points.Shadow. Lucy. Best friends. Poetry. Melbourne. A night that lasts forever. Mistaken identities. Missed connections. Graffiti. Eggs. Secrets. Arse-grabbers. Lyrical. Adventure. Insecurities. Mesmerizing. Art. Train carriages. Undercover good guys. Letting go of the breaks. Visibility. Twirls in
Wonderfully written, really cute plot in a span of 24 hours, smart characters and affecting story. For me, it was love at first read with Ms. Cath Crowley and although I loved Words in Deep Blue more, I still very much enjoyed Graffiti Moon. Both books thrive in the arts. The former on books and literature while the latter on fine arts- glass art, paintings and graffiti combined with poetry. Of course the main theme of the story is basically about love or more particularly about finding one. I
Ah I loved it. What a beautiful atmosphere and eclectic characters that I couldn't help but like. I know this may seem odd but I thought I wasn't going to love it as much as other people did. I was completely wrong.Ed is Shadow, the local graffiti artist. His best friend Leo is Poet and does the writing. Lucy is a glassblower. Her best friend Jazz is psychic. Then there is the odd, complicated, adorable couple of Daisy and Dylan. One night these people meet up to celebrate the end of year
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