Rose, a
high functioning tween on the autism spectrum, loves homonyms, rules, and
routines. Her own name is a homonym. So,
when her father brings her a dog one rainy night, it only makes sense to name
her something that is also a homonym, Rain. In the
book, we learn about Rose’s struggles relating to kids in her class; the
frustration she feels with someone who doesn’t follow the rules; and the
relationships with her father, her Uncle Weldon and Rain.
Her father didn’t follow the rules and let Rain out alone after a major inland hurricane has hit their community. Rain has now been lost and Rose’s world is turned upside down.
Her father didn’t follow the rules and let Rain out alone after a major inland hurricane has hit their community. Rain has now been lost and Rose’s world is turned upside down.
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