“Cures for Heartbreak is a sad, funny, smart, endlessly poignant novel It made me feel grateful for my life, for my family, and above all for the world that brings us gifts like the gift of Margo Rabb.”–Michael Chabon, author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier Clay “Cures for Heartbreak is full of sadness, humor, and quirky details that ring completely www.doorway.rus: About the Book. In Cures for Heartbreak, Margo Rabb writes a fictional account of a year old girl whose mother dies just days after being diagnosed with melanoma; then her father falls ill, www.doorway.ru vignettes — many appeared elsewhere as short stories — Rabb helps us understand her fictional alter ego Mia, as well as Mia’s deceased mother and grieving father. Margo Rabb’s critically acclaimed debut novel Cures for Heartbreak—a somber yet humorous depiction of love, loss, and new beginnings—has been reissued with a stunning new look. Less than two weeks after fifteen-year-old Mia Pearlman’s mother is diagnosed with cancer, she dies, leaving Mia, her older sister, and their father to face this sudden and unfathomable loss/5(11).
I'm thrilled to announce that my novel Cures for Heartbreak, which was originally published in , will be released by HarperCollins on with a brand new cover!It was designed by the amazing team of Erin Fitzsimmons and Kate Engbring at Harper and the artist Thomas Burden, who also created the cover for Kissing in America. About the Book. In Cures for Heartbreak, Margo Rabb writes a fictional account of a year old girl whose mother dies just days after being diagnosed with melanoma; then her father falls ill, www.doorway.ru vignettes — many appeared elsewhere as short stories — Rabb helps us understand her fictional alter ego Mia, as well as Mia's deceased mother and grieving father. Margo Rabb's critically acclaimed debut novel Cures for Heartbreak—a somber yet humorous depiction of love, loss, and new beginnings—has been reissued with a stunning new look.. Less than two weeks after fifteen-year-old Mia Pearlman's mother is diagnosed with cancer, she dies, leaving Mia, her older sister, and their father to face this sudden and unfathomable loss.
Margo Rabb is the author of the novels Kissing in America and Cures for Heartbreak. Her essays, journalism, book reviews, and short stories have been published in The New York Times, The New York Times Book Review, The Atlantic, Slate, and more. Margo Rabb's "Cures for Heartbreak" is one compelling, wise book for the teen aged reader. Ninth-grader Mia lives in Queens with her mother, father (who owns a shoe-repair shop), and older, cantankerous sister, Alex. Mia and Alex attend the Bronx High School of Science, where Alex excels as a scientific genius. In the book "Cures for Heartbreak" by Margo Rabb. This girl Mia Pearlman she was having a difficult time. Her mother just passed away. Her father was having a heart attack. When she first met Felix. She wondered if her mother saw would she be happy. When she found out that she didn't like Felix. She met someone else new that she felt bad for.
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