The Flying Burgowski
The Flying Burgowski by Gretchen K. Wing, published in February 2014, is a contemporary fantasy novel that follows the life of Jocelyn Burgowski as she navigates the challenges of turning fourteen on Dalby Island in Washington. With her mother struggling with alcoholism and her father remarrying the town librarian, Jocelyn finds solace in her vivid flying dreams, which take a surprising turn when they become a reality on her birthday. This edition spans 250 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will discover Jocelyn’s journey as she learns to harness her newfound flying abilities while grappling with family dynamics and personal challenges. The story explores themes of freedom and sacrifice, particularly when Jocelyn faces the dilemma of using her powers to help her troubled mother. As she balances her extraordinary abilities with the complexities of her life, the narrative delves into the impact of secrets and the potential for healing.
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On beautiful Dalby Island in Washington, Jocelyn Burgowski is turning fourteen and life is starting to suck. Her divorced mom’s an alcoholic. Her beloved dad just re-married-to the town librarian, of all people-and her older brother is a butt. Only Jocelyn’s flying dreams keep her going: they seem so real! Then, on her birthday, those dreams come true. Jocelyn flies. Really. Learning her new powers in secret, Joss revels in the freedom we all long for. But when her brother gets in trouble, he and Jocelyn are abruptly bundled off to live with Mom. Now Jocelyn is faced with a choice: must she sacrifice her powers to save her mom? Does The Flying Burgowski have the strength to heal the damage caused by secrets of the past?
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