Why has she decided to contact only him? Should Gwilym meet with her without his sister and brother? Does he want to know why she left them? What could go wrong? Maybe a call from his mom-the one family member who left them when he was three years old? She is going to be in town with her jazz band to play two nights at Princeton University. It’s a day he can spend with his family and friends playing their annual football game and scavenger hunt. Listen opens on Thanksgiving day-Gwilym’s favorite holiday. He’s going to learn how to play the trumpet, and he has a job delivering Cat’s uncle Hal’s produce. His best friends, Cat and Hattie (who is also his cousin), live on either side of him. Thirteen-year-old Gwilym Duckworthy has a supportive family consisting of his dad, stepmom Ferguson, grandma, aunt and uncle, and his older siblings, sister Bex and brother Clay. Winner of the 2021 Silver Moonbeam Award for Pre-Teen Fiction In order to play more music in the future, Gwilym first has to deal with the past.
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