Kissing the Sky by Lisa Patton
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A soulful, nostalgic coming-of-age novel about a young woman who discovers her voice—and herself—during the unforgettable summer of Woodstock.
It’s the summer of 1969. While her peers revel in free love and rock and roll, Suzannah is trapped in her conservative Southern home. Her domineering father condemns rock music, has driven away her best friend, and keeps a tight grip on her future. Suzannah is counting the days until she can return to college.
Everything changes when her free-spirited friend Livy reappears and persuades Suzannah—a gifted singer—to join her on a road trip to Woodstock. Worried about her brother fighting in Vietnam and tired of living by her father’s rules, Suzannah slips away without her parents’ knowledge.
Far outside her comfort zone, the music, chaos, and freedom of Woodstock spark a journey of self-discovery. As she falls for a boy named Leon, first love brings both exhilaration and heartbreak. Meanwhile, hidden truths come to light, Livy’s reckless behavior leads to unexpected revelations, and Suzannah must decide who she wants to become.
Set against the backdrop of a generation-defining moment, this nostalgic novel follows a young woman learning to leave the girl she was behind, find her own voice, and embrace the woman she is meant to be.
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