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by Karen Harrington

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Man braucht Mut, um zu werden, wer man ist Die 12-jährige Mysti Murphy wäre am liebsten eine Figur aus einem Buch. Dann wüsste sie mit magischer Leichtigkeit, was man tut, wenn einen der beste Freund plötzlich offiziell ignoriert. Und wie durch Zauberei hätte sie eine Lösung für das große Geheimnis ihrer Familie: dass ihre Mutter seit Jahren das Haus nicht verlassen hat. Ab
Man braucht Mut, um zu werden, wer man ist Die 12-jährige Mysti Murphy wäre am liebsten eine Figur aus einem Buch. Dann wüsste sie mit magischer Leichtigkeit, was man tut, wenn einen der beste Freund plötzlich offiziell ignoriert. Und wie durch Zauberei hätte sie eine Lösung für das große Geheimnis ihrer Familie: dass ihre Mutter seit Jahren das Haus nicht verlassen hat. Aber so muss sie im wahren Leben herausfinden, wo sich echte Freunde finden und wie man verdammt mutig sein kann - indem man seine ganz eigene Geschichte schreibt.
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July 22nd 2019
by cbj

(first published January 1st 2014)

031621048X
(ISBN13: 9780316210485 )

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I'm 13 too and your daughter and her friend would love it. It relates to some kids our age and it teaches them the lesson to kids our age of true frie …more I'm 13 too and your daughter and her friend would love it. It relates to some kids our age and it teaches them the lesson to kids our age of true friends, and yes it's a great book. (less)

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5/5.0 stars It's been a while since I've given out five stars so I knew even before finishing that I have to share this book largely because it's inspiring. Five things I love about Courage for Beginners ; title, cover, narrator, story and message (not necessarily in that order). So yeah, pretty much everything. Let's skip to the third as the first two are self-explanatory.
In school I learned that if you are really quiet, people will think you are smart. I just can't stop thinking.

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5/5.0 stars It's been a while since I've given out five stars so I knew even before finishing that I have to share this book largely because it's inspiring. Five things I love about Courage for Beginners ; title, cover, narrator, story and message (not necessarily in that order). So yeah, pretty much everything. Let's skip to the third as the first two are self-explanatory.
In school I learned that if you are really quiet, people will think you are smart. I just can't stop thinking.

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Meet our twelve-year-old heroine, Mysti - my fictional hero of the moment. Nothing about her merits attention from the kids in her school, except maybe her huge gap-teeth, yet she welcomes blending in the background of anonymity with open arms. While seemingly nondescript, I find her three-dimensional character remarkable. It's one of the top things I enjoyed most about Saving Francesca as well; you get a picture of how weird and ordinary the people around her deems her, and then you get to read about her personal thoughts and you form a different impression. Karen Harrington manage to add these details in Mysti's personality that creates a sense of reality and thus, make her a believable and sympathetic protagonist.
Here is a girl who will feel all the fear and go forward anyway.

Story
After the previous year's debacle, Mysti plans to survive seventh grade by flying under the radar. This prove to be a feat when she was abruptly left on her own by her only friend, Anibal, to pursue his latest social experiment. But sitting at the reject table at lunch and being branded as the Texas History Growler in class is the least of her worries, not when her father lies alone - injured - in the hospital, her mom doesn't leave the house and she has a sister and dog in need of looking after.
Today is sleeping-in day. So it's left to me to magically prepare a lunch for Laura and make sure she has her homework. I set up the coffeepot but use yesterday's coffee grounds and sprinkle a few new ones over the top, like Mama told me. It will stretch our supply until Dad comes back, she had said. We are all stretching. Or shrinking. Larry is shrinking.
The blurb left out that half of the story is about family. As a secondary subject, we are given a depiction of Agoraphobia, which, technically, is the fear of being around a crowd but is more commonly known as the fear of leaving the house. To read about a kid growing up with a parent with mental disorder is worrying because there's a big question of 'what if' you rub it off on your kids. Gahd, the idea really bothers me.
Message
As the title conveys, the core of the story is about finding the courage to change. A kid transitioning from innocence to discovering the sometimes harsh reality.
I just figured that ever since that tree branch snapped, change has been forcing its way into my life. It's time to make friends with it. Do something on the outside that matches how I feel on the inside.
When all Mysti wants is normalcy, she gets anything but (because, well, life). You can't fight off change, you can only go along with it, because it is a law universally acknowledged that when you don't get with the program, you only prolong your suffering. ^^ But what's amazing about this coming-of-age is the fierceness of spirit displayed by a kid that puts my own to shame. (view spoiler) [Her journey to the market reminds me of the first time commuting by myself to school alone in grade school. Her play of emotions at that moment seem so genuine and relatable. It made me nostalgic. (hide spoiler) ] What a badass twelve-year-old! Because what's better than finding a hero is being your own.
"A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer."

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Rama Khan! Rama Khan! Going in to 7th grade isn’t easy for anyone, and that is no exception for Mysti Murphy. Mysti’s mother has been an agoraphobic her entire life (does not leave home) and her father recently suffered a head injury due to a freak car towel accident and must be hospitalized. Due to these two misfortunes Mysti has now become the impromptu caretaker of the home. Then, things spiral even further. Mysti’s best friend, Anibal Gomez, has just ditched her in efforts to try his hand at
Rama Khan! Rama Khan! Going in to 7th grade isn’t easy for anyone, and that is no exception for Mysti Murphy. Mysti’s mother has been an agoraphobic her entire life (does not leave home) and her father recently suffered a head injury due to a freak car towel accident and must be hospitalized. Due to these two misfortunes Mysti has now become the impromptu caretaker of the home. Then, things spiral even further. Mysti’s best friend, Anibal Gomez, has just ditched her in efforts to try his hand at popularity via a well-orchestrated “social experiment” to start the year fresh as an ironic t-shirt, fedora wearing hipster. Mysti is such a heartwarming, lively, hilarious, and well-rounded character. She is the sidekick I wish I would have had growing up. With her wit and industrious attitude and efforts she faces her challenges, and challengers, head on. With each obstacle she musters up a little more courage and becomes seemingly fearless. Mysti also develops a relationship with a Muslim 6th grader named Rama Khan whose name sounds like one of a superhero, which Rama Khan somewhat ends up being. Rama Khan is the fearless voice of reason that gives Mysti strength. Together, they are unstoppable. I loved this book and am aching to hear what else happens between Mysti and Rama Khan. I also have over 30 pages dog-eared (tsk, tsk) because that page contained something insightful or hilarious. Oh, the woes of being 12, I forgot how painful and enchanting that age could be. This book is a beautiful reminder of that terrifying time, and that everything will be okay. The best gifts are a good friend, family, hope, imagination, and a sense of humor.
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First I should confess that Karen Harrington is a good friend of mine, but I can promise that I would be in awe of her writing talent even if I didn’t know her. SURE SIGNS OF CRAZY, her first novel for children, is an exceptionally well-written story which received four starred reviews from the major trade journals. Holy Toledo! How many writers manage to do that their first time up at bat? I just finished her second novel, COURAGE FOR BEGINNERS, and Karen has done it again. She has created a re
First I should confess that Karen Harrington is a good friend of mine, but I can promise that I would be in awe of her writing talent even if I didn’t know her. SURE SIGNS OF CRAZY, her first novel for children, is an exceptionally well-written story which received four starred reviews from the major trade journals. Holy Toledo! How many writers manage to do that their first time up at bat? I just finished her second novel, COURAGE FOR BEGINNERS, and Karen has done it again. She has created a real world full of believable seventh grade characters with troubles and challenges which will touch your heart. Mysti, her heroine, has to cope with being an outcast at school, rejection by her former best friend and an agoraphobic mother at home. After Mysti’s father is hospitalized, there is no left in her family capable of dealing with the nefarious outside world. Suddenly Mysti must find the courage within her to deal with a host of daunting problems, and we are rooting for her every step of the way. Karen writes so beautifully from a twelve-year-old’s perspective, I promise this incredible author will have you laughing one moment and crying the next.
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May 24, 2014

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I loved Mysti. She's one tough cookie. Her mom's agoraphobic, dad is in the hospital, and her one and only best friend tells her he wants to start seventh grade with a social experiment...he is a hipster, and no longer wants anything to do with her. I couldn't believe what a creep he was! Mysti becomes friends with Rama Khan in the lunchroom, and the book is about her perserverance through the year and overcoming her own fears while trying to take care of her family.
I loved Mysti. She's one tough cookie. Her mom's agoraphobic, dad is in the hospital, and her one and only best friend tells her he wants to start seventh grade with a social experiment...he is a hipster, and no longer wants anything to do with her. I couldn't believe what a creep he was! Mysti becomes friends with Rama Khan in the lunchroom, and the book is about her perserverance through the year and overcoming her own fears while trying to take care of her family.
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This is a book read in one sitting! Mysti enters seventh grade without her previous best friend Anibal Gomez. Originally overweight and the brunt of nastiness from school mates, Anibal decides to lose weight and become a "hipster." To do so, he believes he needs to drop his one and only friend Mysti, so that he can be part of the in crowd. Now, all is fair in making fun of Mysti. Cruelty is now his go to thing to do. Making fun of and sharing her personal secrets deems him as better than he previ
This is a book read in one sitting! Mysti enters seventh grade without her previous best friend Anibal Gomez. Originally overweight and the brunt of nastiness from school mates, Anibal decides to lose weight and become a "hipster." To do so, he believes he needs to drop his one and only friend Mysti, so that he can be part of the in crowd. Now, all is fair in making fun of Mysti. Cruelty is now his go to thing to do. Making fun of and sharing her personal secrets deems him as better than he previously was. It hurts Mysti BIG time. Now, Mysti has no friends and has no idea where to sit at the lunch table. Added to the pain of rejection, her father falls from a tree resulting in serious repercussions. Previously, her dad held the family together and took care of the needs of Mysti's agoraphobic mother who refuses to leave the house. As the food supply dwindles and Mysti's father's stay at the hospital is much longer than anticipated, Mysti must take charge of how to get food. Prompted by listening to the sounds of her dog's empty stomach, she learns to walk to the grocery store for dog food and other needed items. When she walked in a rain storm, wearing a bright orange coat, Anibal Gomez notices Mysti's soaking by a passing car. This, he deems is worthy of a poster distributed to his new friends enabling him to laugh and make supreme fun of Mysti. Through it all, Mysti finds another friend, gains courage to enter a talent show and finds transportation to visit her father in the hospital. This book is a treasure and highlights why I enjoy YA books. Four and 1/2 stars. Highly recommended.
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Here is a novel you’re going to love if you’re a fan of characters who seem so real they almost jump out of the pages. Twelve-year-old Mysti Murphy lives and breathes stories. She imagines herself as a character in a novel and makes up interesting tales to embellish the boring parts of her life. Maybe Mysti’s wild imagination has something to do with her bed, which for most of her life has been propped up in one corner with a stack of books. The stories, she believes, seep into her mind every ni
Here is a novel you’re going to love if you’re a fan of characters who seem so real they almost jump out of the pages. Twelve-year-old Mysti Murphy lives and breathes stories. She imagines herself as a character in a novel and makes up interesting tales to embellish the boring parts of her life. Maybe Mysti’s wild imagination has something to do with her bed, which for most of her life has been propped up in one corner with a stack of books. The stories, she believes, seep into her mind every night while she sleeps. Or maybe her imagination has something to do with the fact that Mysti’s mom never leaves the house, so Mysti can’t do things most other kids take for granted, like go out to a restaurant with her whole family. Little does she realize her life is about to get much more complicated than not being able to go to a restaurant. One thing Mysti really doesn’t like is change. To her, change is “a big, flat-footed monster creeping through the streets in the night.” By the time she’s ready to start seventh grade, however, all kinds of changes meet Mysti head-on. Her best friend Anibal announces that he wants to try a “social experiment,” which means he’s going to stop hanging out with her so he can become a hipster and get a girl to like him. Mysti’s dad has an accident and ends up in the hospital, which means now there is no one at home who can drive to the store for important necessities like food. And because Anibal no longer talks to her in public, Mysti has to reboot her social life, which means she has to start all over again on Loser Island, the table in the school cafeteria where “dreams of popularity go to die.” Fortunately, despite having a gap between her teeth that she doesn’t like and an annoying little sister who practices eyebrow-raising for a hobby, Mysti has a lot going for her. Not only is she a good storyteller, but also she has a fantastic sense of humor, like her joke-loving dad. She can rattle off a joke a day and makes hilarious observations that chase the gloom behind the clouds. She sees the world in the vivid colors her mom uses to paint murals, like Indigo Blue, Burnt Sienna, and Lemon Yellow. And she is determined to fulfill her dream someday of going to Paris. Take these ingredients, add some new friends, observations from Animal Planet and Judge Judy, a lesson from Texas History about what it means to be a true hero, and a little courage, and Mysti just might have what it takes to make her own positive change instead of waiting for change to creep up on her. Here is a très magnifique story of a girl whose inspiring example reminds me that life is not what happens to you, but what you do with what happens to you. It’s a new favorite I will read again and again, and it will sit on my bookshelf next to another favorite of mine, author Karen Harrington’s first middle-grade novel Sure Signs of Crazy , where I like to imagine the two main characters will share their lunches and become best friends.
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I think most people will enjoy this sweet story; there isn’t anything necessarily wrong about it. Just for me, I was looking for something better, a story where something actually happens. While it’s not my type of story, I think most people will enjoy it thoroughly. ***SPOILERS COMING!!*** In reality, Courage for Beginners is not a story about a girl who makes something happen; it is about a girl who gains the courage to decide to make something happen. And while I get the concept of the story,
I think most people will enjoy this sweet story; there isn’t anything necessarily wrong about it. Just for me, I was looking for something better, a story wher
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