The Girl Who Threw Butterflies

As a finalist for the Barnes amp; Noble Discover Great New Writers Award for his novel Flesh Wounds, Mick Cochrane has reaped praise for his distinct and clean writing style. In his memorable novel The Girl Who Threw Butterflies, Cochrane tells the uplifting tale of eighth-grader Molly Williams, a young girl attempting to cope with the death of her father.
¿Impeccable syntax lends authenticity to the rocky road that is middle school, baseball practices and games, and to Molly¿s relationships with her peers and with her mother.¿¿Kirkus Review, starred review