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Roses Take Practice ReviewROSES TAKE PRACTICE is Connie Biewald's warmest and most hopeful book yet. The main character, Wylie Steele, is a terrific blend of tough teenage girl, small-town innocent, and hard-working dreamer. She has a host of things going against her--a dead father, an alcoholic mother, a pyromaniacal brother, and a boyfriend who wants all the things she doesn't want--and if Connie Biewald were a less capable author, we would spend the entire 188 pages watching Wylie fall victim to her own missteps and misfortune.
Instead, the book opens with Wylie taking a chance. She applies for a job at the local bakery, sure that a) she is not going to get the job, and b) even if she does get it, she could never work with the elderly, overbearing, and demanding Sofi Schmidt. But Sofi does offer Wylie the job, and Wylie, despite her fears, accepts it.
From this little butterfly-wing of a moment, ROSES TAKE PRACTICES swirls and spins until both Wiley and Sofi are caught up in a whirlwind of changes--some good, some bad. The book does a brilliant job of exploring the relationship between love and change, how it's impossible to achieve one without risking the other. But it's the characters themselves who make the book so wonderful and memorable. In fact, once you finish ROSES TAKE PRACTICE, you won't just remember Wiley and Sofi. You'll miss them.Roses Take Practice Overview

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