Her dad has moved out of the house and into the backyard shed while they wait for the divorce to finalize. Her mother, a novelist, and her father, a comedian and magician, have decided to split up. In school, meanwhile, she has always been a little off-kilter, and she and her best friends, Jazz and Daisy, are proud not to “follow the rules of high school geography.” Nevertheless, not everything is going great in Lucy’s life.

Her passion is glassblowing, which she finds interesting because of the inherently unpredictable nature of the final product and because imperfections and cracks sometimes make glass artwork even more beautiful.

Lucy is in her last year of high school and is just starting to come into her own in terms of her artistic drive. The narrative is told through three perspectives: those of the protagonist, the incognito graffiti artist, and their poet friend who documents his experiences in verse. As the three young women and three young men pair off, the main character discovers that the annoying guy she has been stuck with is actually the mysterious graffiti artist she has always wanted to meet. The end of year 12 presents to all teens.In the young adult novel Graffiti Moon (2010), Australian author Cath Crowley follows a group of teens through a romantic adventure of self-discovery that takes place over a full day. Or insecurities to confront, amidst the challenges of the future which Of a group of teens on the cusp of adulthood. This is an absorbing and intense ride though 24 hours in the lives Spends the night touring Shadow's art work and learning about EdĪnd herself in the process. Ed says he knows how to find Shadow, so Lucy Instead finds Ed, the last guy she would ever hook up with, after aĭisastrous first date. On the last night of Year 12 she goes in search of him, but With Shadow, the mysterious graffiti artist whose work is all over theĬity. ** CROWLEY, Cath Graffiti Moon Pan, 2010 264pp $16.99 pbk ISBNĮven though she's never met him, Lucy is sure she is in love APA style: Crowley, Cath: Graffiti Moon.Crowley, Cath: Graffiti Moon.' Retrieved from 2011 Children's Book Council of Australia 06 Jun. MLA style: 'Crowley, Cath: Graffiti Moon.' The Free Library.

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