At age 17, the last place Anne pictured herself was a home for unwed mothers. But it's 1967, and she is expected to quietly have her baby and give it up for adoption. Trying to forget where she is, and the memory of her unrequited love for the baby's father, Anne's determined not to feel anything at all. But as her time in the home passes, Anne gains a new awareness of herself. An ALA Best Book for Young Adults.
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At age 17, the last place Anne pictured herself was a home for unwed mothers. But it's 1967, and she is expected to quietly have her baby and give it up for adoption. Trying to forget where she is, and the memory of her unrequited love for the baby's father, Anne's determined not to feel anything at all. But as her time in the home passes, Anne gains a new awareness of herself. An ALA Best Book for Young Adults.
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