β Scribed by Barry Jonsberg
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When Rob starts getting mysterious text messages from an unknown number with challenges designed to push him out of his comfort zone, he has to make a decision --stay under the radar, or risk being exposed in a way he's not prepared for--in this poignant middle grade novel that's perfect for fans of Wonder.
Rob Fitzgerald is determined to impress Destry Camberwick, the perfect new girl who he's devastatingly in love with. But that's a difficult task for a painfully shy wallflower who's prone to panic attacks and would rather hang out with his grandad all day.
That is, until he starts getting mysterious text messages from an unknown number with challenges designed to encourage him to get out of his comfort zone. Is Rob Fitzgerald on the road to getting the girl? Or will fear keep him out of the spotlight forever?
Powerful, moving, and full of heart and humor, A Song Only I Can Hear is a delightful novel about dreaming big, being...
Romance
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