Signed, Skye Harper
In trying to reunite with her mother, Winston discovers the many meanings of family and finds friendship in an unexpected place in this “warm, humorous, and poignant story” (Publishers Weekly) from the author of Waiting, which Kirkus Reviews, in a starred review, called “exceptional” and Glimpse, which Booklist called “gripping.”
Winston hasn't heard from her mother much since she left and went to Hollywood to become a star. Then one day a postcard arrives from Skye Harper, Winston's mother. She wants to come home. Home to Florida. And she needs Winston and Nanny to drive out and get her.
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So Nanny "borrows" a neighbor's motorhome. And when it's far too late, they find out that Winston's crush, Steve, is asleep in the back.
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Driving from Florida to Vegas with a one-legged rooster, the best dog in the world, a grandmother who is a chain smoker (which is why Winston is named Winston), and the love of her life, promises Winston at least a little bit of excitement. And a kiss or two. And, if she's lucky, her mother will actually come home with her and Nanny.
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