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《生命交叉点》是一部描写青春期心灵困顿的奇特小说 ，讲述人生就是一个个交集，充满无限惊喜，讲述少年成长，青春梦幻。

She wished something would happen.

Something good. To her. Checking he***ish for loop***s, she found

one. Hoping it wasn't too late, she thought the word soon.

Meanwhile, in another part of town, he felt as if the world was

opening. Life was rearranging itself; bulging in places, fraying in

spots. He felt himself changing, too, but into what?

So much can happen in a summer.

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　　Lynne Rae Perkins was awarded the Newbery Medal for Criss

Cross. She is the author of one other book for teens--All Alone in

the Universe, a companion to Criss Cross. Lynne Rae Perkins has

also written and illustrated several picture books, including The

Broken Cat; Snow Music, a Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor Book and a

Book Sense Top Ten Pick; and Pictures from Our Vacation. The author

lives with her family in northern Michigan.

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《生命交叉点》是琳·蕾·珀金斯从青少年的角度出发，用亲切舒坦的笔触诠释如何寻找自我、建构自我的一本小说，从书中主角的生活点滴，到各自蠢蠢欲动的青春随想，柏金斯把少年男女的思维与情怀做了极为贴切的呈现。透过本书独特的编排手法与情节铺陈，读者不难发现，人生其实就是一连串与他人发生交集的结果。

This lyrical sequel to All Alone in the Universe (1999), a

Booklist Editor's Choice, begins with one of many black-and-white

drawings and a caption that reads, "People move back and forth in

this area like molecules in steam." As the title and caption imply,

this story reads like a series of intersecting vignettes--all

focused on 14-year-old Debbie and her friends as they leave

childhood behind. Perkins writes with subtle, wry humor about

perceptive moments that will speak directly to readers:

universe-expanding crushes, which fill the world with "signs and

wonder"; scornful reappraisals of childhood things (Debbie's

disdain for Nancy Drew is particularly funny); urgent concerns

about outfits, snappy retorts, and self-image. Perkins adds many

experimental passages to her straightforward narrative, and she

finds poetry in the common exchanges between teens. One section of

dialogue, written entirely in haiku, reads, "Jeff White is

handsome, / but his hair is so greasy. / If he would wash it--." A

few cultural references set the book in the 1970s, but most readers

will find their contemporaries in these characters. Best of all are

the understated moments, often private and piercing in their

authenticity, that capture intelligent, likable teens searching for

signs of who they are, and who they'll become.

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　　"The author of the popular All Alone in the Universe

(HarperCollins, 1999) returns with another character study

involving those moments that occur in everyone's life–moments when

a decision is made that sends a person along one path instead of

another. Debbie, who wishes that something would happen so she'll

be a different person, and Hector, who feels he is unfinished,

narrate most of the novel. Both are 14 years old. Hector is a

fabulous characte***ith a wry humor and an appealing sense of

self-awareness. A secondary story involving Debbie's locket that

goes missing in the beginning of the tale and is passed around by a

number of characters emphasizes the theme of the book. The

de*ive, measured writing includes poems, prose, haiku, and

question-and-answer formats. There is a great deal of humor in this

gentle story about a group of childhood friends facing the

crossroads of life and how they wish to live it. Young teens will

certainly relate to the self-c***ciousnesses and uncertainty of all

of the characters, each of whom is straining toward clarity and

awareness. The book is profusely illustrated with Perkins's amusing

drawings and some p***ographs."

--School Library Journal

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She wished something would happen. Something good. To her. Checking he***ish for loop***s, she found one. Hoping it wasn't too late, she thought the word soon . Meanwhile, in another part of town, he felt as if the world was opening. Life was rearranging itself; bulging in places, fraying in spots. He felt himself changing, too, but into what? So much can happen in a summer.