The Sky Between You and Me

Rae will do whatever it takes to win rodeo nationals, even if it means starving herself of friends, family... and food- A beautifully written novel-in-verse with a relatable voice that will appeal to readers of Sonya Sones and Ellen Hopkins- Addresses the severity of eating disorders as well as issues of grief and isolation with power and authenticity- Having battled anorexia nervosa and now actively involved with the National Eating Disorders Association, Catherine is an inspiring author who writes from her own experienceMinus fiveWill simply meanSmallerLeanerLighterFor Rae, winning rodeo nationals is about more than a love of riding her horse or the thrill of crushing the competition. It's a chance to feel close to her mother and honor her memory. But executing technical precision is mentally and physically demanding, and the weightof achieving - and maintaining - perfection is crushing her. She's not just terrified of losing her best friend and boyfriend... she's terrified to eat. And if she doesn't get help, Rae is going to lose more than just the people she loves. She's going to lose herself.