Orbiting Jupiter by Gary D. Schmidt

Orbiting Jupiter by Gary D. Schmidt

Joseph is a troubled fourteen-year-old with a difficult past who joins a Maine farming family as a foster child, carrying a secret that shapes everything he does: he became a father before he entered a juvenile facility, and he is determined to somehow find the daughter he has never been allowed to meet.

Schmidt writes Joseph's trauma and hope with real restraint, narrated through the perspective of his foster brother, and the slow trust that develops between Joseph and his new family gives the novel genuine emotional power heading toward a deeply moving, difficult ending.

A powerful, award-winning middle-grade novel about trauma, fatherhood and found family.

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