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Social misfit Mari Caldwell desperately wants to get on with her life. If only she could get there fasterspecifically to Yaleand leave behind all the things that make her anxious: driving a car, crossing bridges, her peers, her parents divorce. Mari only feels at ease behind the lens of her vintage Leica. Her camera keeps the worldand the people in itat a safe distance. When Mari comes across an old scrapbook of her mothers, she discovers her white collar parents were once blue denim hippies. She ends up fighting with her mother and storming out. She pedals her bicycle into a downpour, swerves to avoid an oncoming jeep, and flies smack into a tree. Mari climbs into an abandoned VW van bearing the ghost of a psychedelic paint job, and passes out. The next morning, Mari wakes up to the sound of music. A young couple wander through the glen like hippie gypsies, playing recorder and tambourine. Mari accepts their offer of a ride into San Francisco. But something is wrong; Mari cant quite figure out what. The skyline, her fathers address, the music on the radio. Everything is slightly off. Except Jimmy, the driver of the van. Theres something about him that calms her inner chatter. Only after she says good-bye to the merry band and runs headlong into a war protest does Mari being to realize: it is June, 1967. In the epicenter of the Summer of Love, Mari makes friends with the would-be rock band, meets the grandfather she never knew, and falls in love. In spite of herself, Mari discovers that love changes everything. It even changes her. A fun and touching novel about the people who raise us, the times that define us, and the stumbling blocks on our way to being a grown-up, Shine Until Tomorrow tells the story of a girl obsessed with the future who must visit the past to learn to live in the present.
- Format: Pocket/Paperback
- ISBN: 9781644283615
- Språk: Engelska
- Antal sidor: 304
- Utgivningsdatum: 2023-09-21
- Förlag: Rare Bird Books