This is an exciting, thrilling novel that will keep you glued to the book from start to finish. I would recommend this book to anyone grade 5 and up. This book is nothing like I've ever read. Especially by the end, it seemed like Heidi was a whole new person because her happiness began to turn into misery. The author made the characters seem so real that you felt exactly how they were feeling. I enjoyed this book because it made me be very thankful for the life I have. Wow! This book left me with a warm heart and a tingling spine. This Study Guide consists of approximately 42 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of So B. Will everything come together or will the mystery be taken to her mother's grave? It Home Fiction Young Adult 8. Unfortunately she discovers that the truth she is looking for isn't at all what she wants to hear. IT Read Online Free Without Download - PDF, ePub, Fb2 eBooks by Sarah Weeks Search Like site Add book Sign In So B. She sets out on a cross country journey to put the pieces of her life's puzzle together. Heidi doesn't understand what's happening but decides to search and investigate. With her limited vocabulary, Heidi's mentally disabled mom repeats a strange word - 'soof'. Summary: Although she lives an unconventional lifestyle with her mentally disabled mother and.

Ages 10-up.Can you imagine having a mother who can't function normally, who can't tell you how much she loves you or tell you who your father is? Heidi can.

Suspension of belief is beside the point: readers will probably respond to Heidi's voice and determination, get caught up in the mystery and feel wiser for the mild tear-jerker ending. 'It's just something to be grateful for') and Heidi is determined to find out what Mama means by the strange word 'soof.' When Heidi uncovers an old camera with a roll of undeveloped film, a host of clues to her identity send her on a solo cross-country bus trip to confront people who not only do not expect her but have taken pains to insulate themselves from her existence. But as the novel opens, Heidi has begun to chafe she is no longer willing to live with Bernadette's complacency about the mysterious past ('What happened before doesn't matter,' Bernadette tells Heidi. Somehow Heidi and Mama never get billed for rent or utilities, and besides, Heidi has an almost magical ability to play slot machines, which, in their native Reno, can be found even in the local Sudsy Duds laundromat. Heidi It has gotten to be 12 years old without knowing any but the sketchiest information about her background: her mentally disabled mother, who insists her name is So Be It, showed up with the week-old Heidi on their neighbor Bernadette's doorstep seemingly out of the clear blue sky, and Bernadette, who is severely agoraphobic but also bookish and generous, has been looking out for Heidi and Mama ever since.

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