A fourteen-year-old girl, who can transform herself into an owl at will, discovers interesting new relationships with both humans and owls when she develops a crush on her science teacher.
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A fourteen-year-old girl, who can transform herself into an owl at will, discovers interesting new relationships with both humans and owls when she develops a crush on her science teacher.
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How prosaic is a story about a teenage girl struggling with the pathos of unrequited love for her high school teacher? But Owl is more than young Miss Tycho's first name -- it's also the Essence of her Very Being. This young girl has good reason for the alienation she feels from her classmates, the thrill she gets from secrets that seem to make her superior to and set apart from the other kids in her neighborhood. This is a wry and sympathetic story about a kid trying to learn how to fit in, while dealing with all these new and powerful emotions whirling around inside her--and the connections they make between old and new ideas. Owl begins her narration in a rather detached voice, but as circumstance pulls her out of her shell, her voice becomes stronger and more powerful. Sly humor lightens the tone as Owl tries, and often fails, to deal with circumstances quickly swirling beyond her control. Now, who couldn't relate to that?
