Landalf, Helen

Fifteen-year-old Stevie Calhoun, the daughter of a drug addict who has agreed to go with her aunt Mindy after another one of her mom's disappearances, is confident her mom will return, and wonders if she cares about her friend Alan, school, or anything else that has to do with the life of a normal teenager.

Fifteen-year-old Stevie Calhoun, the daughter of a drug addict who has agreed to go with her aunt Mindy after another one of her mom's disappearances, is confident her mom will return, and wonders if she cares about her friend Alan, school, or anything else that has to do with the life of a normal teenager.

Collection of ten movement stories for teachers, day care providers, parents, and other adults to use in encouraging children to explore, experiment, and create through movement and to help them develop physical, cognitive, social, and emotional skills.

Stevie Calhoun does not realize how bad her life is until her mother leaves and Stevie moves in with annoyingly perfect Aunt Mindy for a summer, filling her days with being tutored and volunteering at a bird rehabilitation center.