Harley Columba may still be in high school, but she's growing up fast. With trouble at home and a stunted social life, she feels more like a survivor than a student. The only thing that keeps her sane is drawing and painting. The man who calls himself her father is a drunken jerk. He and Harley don't look alike, and her mother refuses to talk about the past. To make sense of her life, Harley decides she must find out the truth about her father: his identity and his connection to her artistic talent. It is a search that will take her from her tiny home town to the streets of New York City. Harley, Like a Person is a brutally honest portrait of a troubled teenage girl. As Harley grows more rebellious, her story is not sweetened with artificial hope. Discover more about Harley, Like a Person at winslowpress.com.
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"Thid book is about a girl who feels she is adopted, but her parents are not talking. She searches until she finds the real truth. It has a surprize twist to it. I loved it a nd feel the junior high kids will as well." — Sue (4 out of 5 stars)
"Thid book is about a girl who feels she is adopted, but her parents are not talking. She searches until she finds the real truth. It has a surprize twist to it. I loved it a nd feel the junior high kids will as well."
“Cat Bauer perfectly captures the substance and rhythms of teenage emotional life—the heartache of a fight with a friend, the thrill of new love, the frustration with adult interference, and the desperate need for self-knowledge. Good to the last drop.”
" i picked this book up just because it had my name written all over it. it was an okay book but i didnt really love it "
" I liked it alot it was entertaining and i would definatley recommend this to teenagers "
" Real, without being too dark. A good complex story about discovering the complexities of life, and about understanding and forgiveness. "
" The opening chapters kind of turned me off, but something kept me reading. Good thing--I ended up really liking it by the end. "
" I read this when I was 13 years old. I don't remember much except that I enjoyed it enough to name my cat Harley after this book. It also was a cute name I thought. I'm 24 years old and Harley the cat is still alive, and this book name still sticks in my mind. "
" Harley is fourteen and a very talented artist. She lives with her alcoholic father and hot tempered mother and is convinced that she is adopted. After finding a harlequin doll with a note from "Papa," she heads to New York City in search of her biological father. "
" Deeply touching novel! I read this years ago, but I've never forgotten Harley's story. "
" I like the way the author explores identify issues and the sense of not really being part of your family. It's pretty cool the way Harley uncovers the mystery of her past. It gets a little overwrought with a lot of other drama added to the central issue, but that's teendom for ya. "
" It's been a while since I listened to this. I liked that she was an artist. I loved the part where she goes to the John Lennon memorial in Central Park. I've never gotten to visit it and would like to. "
" well this book is tense. it talks mainly bout a teenager emotional life. A teenager struggling with love and frustation. Its good to the last drop. "
" I love this book so much. It is one of my all-time favorites! I like everything about it(: "
" this book is very interesting. It is about a girl who learns that she had another father than the one she has now. "
" One of the best things I ever wrote. "
" I forgot all about this book! And, I shouldn't have. It was fantastic! Such a great book for teenage girls trying to find their way. It's funny, sweet and sarcastic. I highly recommend! "
" My favorite book of all time. I wish I could date Evan. "
" Have you ever thought you were adopted? What if you found out that was true? This is a story, written truly for the YA audience, who feel out of place. "
Cat Bauer grew up in New Jersey and has also lived in New York City and Hollywood. She now lives in Venice, Italy.
Carine Montbertrand is an award-winning narrator of dozens of audiobooks. When she first started working in the 1990s, she sounded younger than her years and specialized in children’s and young adult titles. Since then she has expanded to fiction for adults and has recorded everything from murder mysteries to fantasy and inspirational titles. She is adept with dialects and accents, voicing characters from countries around the world. She also specializes in English language titles with a French flavor, as she is half French. With her audiobooks, she has the opportunity to tell wonderful stories while finding voices for men, women, children, and sometimes ghosts and extraterrestrials.
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