Isbn: 9780593309773 - the 9:09 project (21 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A grieving boy's photography project changes his life in this moving and uplifting novel about the power of seeing the world and the people around us in a new way, praised by PW as a character-driven work that celebrates the healing power of connection and creativity. "Wryly funny, extremely intelligent, and sweetly romantic." Kirkus Reviews, starred review An engaging, thought-provoking title that is easy to read, hard to put down, and will have readers wondering about the characters long after theyve finished it. . . . highly recommended. SLJ, starred review Winner of the 2026 Nutmeg Book Award (Grades 9-12)Two years after losing his mother, Jamison is afraid he's starting to forget her. His dad and younger sister seem to be coping , each in their own way. But when Jamison nearly misses his mother's birthday, he worries that the memories he has left are slowly fading.Determined to hold on to her, Jamison dusts off the Nikon camera she gave him and begins a simple project: every night at 9:09, he photographs whoever happens to pass by at the same time and place. What starts as a way to make sense of time soon becomes something much bigger. Through his camera lens, Jamison begins to see the world in a deeper way. He begins to notice the stories hidden in ordinary moments and discovers unexpected friendships and surprising connections with the people around him.As his project grows, Jamison starts to understand that remembering someone isn't about holding on to the past. It's about finding ways to carry them with you as you move forward. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A grieving boy's photography project changes his life in this moving and uplifting novel about the power of seeing the world and the people around us in a new way, praised by PW as a character-driven work that celebrates the healing power of connection and creativity. "Wryly funny, extremely intelligent, and sweetly romantic." Kirkus Reviews, starred review An engaging, thought-provoking title that is easy to read, hard to put down, and will have readers wondering about the characters long after theyve finished it. . . . highly recommended. SLJ, starred review Winner of the 2026 Nutmeg Book Award (Grades 9-12)Two years after losing his mother, Jamison is afraid he's starting to forget her. His dad and younger sister seem to be coping , each in their own way. But when Jamison nearly misses his mother's birthday, he worries that the memories he has left are slowly fading.Determined to hold on to her, Jamison dusts off the Nikon camera she gave him and begins a simple project: every night at 9:09, he photographs whoever happens to pass by at the same time and place. What starts as a way to make sense of time soon becomes something much bigger. Through his camera lens, Jamison begins to see the world in a deeper way. He begins to notice the stories hidden in ordinary moments and discovers unexpected friendships and surprising connections with the people around him.As his project grows, Jamison starts to understand that remembering someone isn't about holding on to the past. It's about finding ways to carry them with you as you move forward. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A grieving boy's photography project changes his life in this moving and uplifting novel about the power of seeing the world and the people around us in a new way, praised by PW as a character-driven work that celebrates the healing power of connection and creativity. "Wryly funny, extremely intelligent, and sweetly romantic." Kirkus Reviews, starred review An engaging, thought-provoking title that is easy to read, hard to put down, and will have readers wondering about the characters long after theyve finished it. . . . highly recommended. SLJ, starred review Winner of the 2026 Nutmeg Book Award (Grades 9-12)Two years after losing his mother, Jamison is afraid he's starting to forget her. His dad and younger sister seem to be coping , each in their own way. But when Jamison nearly misses his mother's birthday, he worries that the memories he has left are slowly fading.Determined to hold on to her, Jamison dusts off the Nikon camera she gave him and begins a simple project: every night at 9:09, he photographs whoever happens to pass by at the same time and place. What starts as a way to make sense of time soon becomes something much bigger. Through his camera lens, Jamison begins to see the world in a deeper way. He begins to notice the stories hidden in ordinary moments and discovers unexpected friendships and surprising connections with the people around him.As his project grows, Jamison starts to understand that remembering someone isn't about holding on to the past. It's about finding ways to carry them with you as you move forward. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New.