Agent: Jill Grinberg, Jill Grinberg Literary. Though Dee ( Violets Are Blue) offers no easy answers about how an individual can make a significant impact, Haven’s endeavors are earnestly wrought, and her compassionate heart and interpersonal conflicts balance the book’s environmental thrust. A new company in town, which employs Haven’s father and has recently revitalized the community, contributes nuance to a plot about environmental and social ethics. Go through the book locating all of Cat FX’s advice. Alternatively, you can find and read another novel by Barbara Dee and write a report comparing and contrasting it to Violets Are Blue. As Haven wrestles with big issues, she also struggles with the social challenges of middle school, including changing friendships. As public library staff, please login to Book Connections, our public library interface for you to explore and enjoy. Read another novel about opioid addiction, and then write a book report comparing that book to this one. quote about doing “small things in a great way,” Haven advocates an investigation of changes to the town river, which a school science project reveals is newly acidic. Drawing inspiration from a Martin Luther King Jr. Handled with great sensitivity, candor, and fictionalized into a story that will appeal while informing, 'Violets Are Blue' is unreservedly recommended for elementary school, middle school. For sensitive seventh grader Haven, “things counted only when I knew how they added up, or how they ended.” So when her science teacher shows the class a video detailing the impact of climate change on Antarctic glaciers, Haven can’t stop thinking about the global crisis gripped by nightmares and eco-anxiety, she becomes desperate to help. 'Violets Are Blue' by Barbara Dee is a deftly written novel for children ages 9-13 about a young girl having to deal with her mothers addiction to drugs.
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