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Title	:	The Lonely Ones
Author	:	Kelsey Sutton
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	April 26th 2016 by Philomel Books
Categories	:	Poetry. Fantasy. Young Adult. Childrens. Middle Grade

The Lonely Ones Kindle Edition | Pages: 240 pages

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Fain hasn’t always been lonely. Her family used to be close; she used to have good friends. But as circumstances—and people—changed, Fain was left behind. That's when the monsters appeared.

While her parents argue and her peers and siblings either pick on or simply ignore her, Fain spends time in a world of her own making. During the day, she crafts stories of fantastical adventures, but in the darkness of night, these adventures come to life alongside a legion of imaginary creatures, with Fain as their queen.

In time, Fain begins to see possibilities and friendships emerge in her day-to-day, but when she is let down by the one relationship she thought she could trust, Fain must decide: remain queen of the imaginary creatures, or risk opening herself up to the fragile connections that can only be formed in the real world?

Told in lyrical free verse, The Lonely Ones reminds us of the need for imaginative play and the power of true friendship.

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4.5 stars*I don't read many verse novels, but Kelsey's THE LONELY ONES was a special trip into the mind of a young girl who's felt alone for way too long. With her parents struggling in their relationship and her father searching for an elusive job, a tension clouds the entire household, making everyone pull away from each other. Fain struggles to feel accepted. Not just by her older siblings who suddenly no longer have time for her, but by her peers. She dives into words because they are her

Quote "As we stand under the stars,/ the distant cry of a coyote/ reaches our ears./ We tilt our heads back/ and join in its call. / And I swear/ just for a moment,/ the moon answers." Review I haven't read verse in a long, long time. Hell, I haven't read a middle grade book in a long, long time, but when Kelsey Sutton asked me if I wanted to read her new MG, I kind of jumped at the chance. It seemed like an almost nostalgic read, and the idea was simply endearing.This was a very short read, so

A beautifully written short read about an extremely lonely girl named Fain. This is such a nostalgic tale as we bear witness to this girl's heartbreaking loneliness and her fantastic imagination. People of all ages will enjoy this free verse read.

Check out this and other reviews on my young adult book blog, Here's to Happy Endings!Middle grade novels are special pieces of literature. If written correctly, these books can inspire a love of reading in older children and teenagers that will last a lifetime. These kinds of books are hard to come by, but every now and again you find a true gem that you feel the need to introduce others to and share your love for.The Lonely Ones is one of those special types of books that will have an effect

Free verse. Avoid at all costs.

Stories that are so vivid so real I could live inside of them This is how I felt about this book. Alive. Breathing. Completely compelled by this book. Kelsey Sutton has outdone herself. A pure free verse masterpiece. Free verse is usually dispelled as "lazy work" or "simple minded" but this novel is surely not the case. I was immediately drawn into Fain's world - of isolation and misunderstanding. This is not a story of fantasy, but more of humanity. This was a story of how a family's life