Quincy was not the star of her family; in fact she had no talent in any art medium whatsoever. She wanted to be a scientist! Worse, she wanted to explore space via her telescope. Despite her family's teasing, she explored the rings of Saturn and the moons of Jupiter while everyone else swam, sailed, and worked on the Summer Show. A fortuitous hurricane changed attitudes, washed up sunken treasure, and complicated Quincy's life even more!
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Ann Waldron, a former journalist and editor at the Houston Chronicle, relies on her family background and experiences in different parts of our country to provide inspiration for her stories for adolescents. She has also written books about art, art forgeries, biographies, and racism.
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