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还记得《星星女孩》么？
她特立独行，她坚持自我，她做过太多我们想做而不敢做的事。她的离去和了无音讯让我们唏嘘不已。
2007年，作者杰瑞·史宾尼利续写了这部《爱》，以日记体的形式，讲述了星星女孩离开云母高中后在云母镇的生活回忆，带领我们从星星女孩自己的视角出发，去感悟流逝的时间、纯粹的生活、难以忘怀的李奥，当然，还有爱。

内容简介

　　LOVE, STARGIRL picks up a year after Stargirl ends and reveals the new life of the beloved character who moved away so suddenly at the end of Stargirl, The novel takes the form of the world's longest letter, in diary form, going from date to date through a little more than a year's time. In her writing, Stargirl mixes memories of her bittersweet time in Mica, Arizona, with involvements with new people in her life.
　　In Love, Stargirl, we hear the voice of Stargirl herself as she reflects on time, life, Leo, and - of course - love.

作者简介

　　Growing up, Jerry Spinelli was really seriousabout baseball. He played for the Green Sox Little League team inhis hometown of Norristown, Pennsylvania, and dreamed of one dayplaying for the major leagues, preferably as shortstop for the NewYork Yankees.
　　One night during high school, Spinelli watched the football teamwin an exciting game against one of the best teams in the country.While everyone else rode about town tooting horns in celebration,Spinelli went home and wrote “Goal to Go,” a poem about the game’sdefining moment, a goal-line stand. His father submitted the poemto the Norristown Times–Herald and it was featured in themiddle of the sports page a few days later. He then traded in hisbaseball bat for a pencil, because he knew that he wanted to becomea writer.

<div class="con">　　Growing up, Jerry Spinelli was really serious
about baseball. He played for the Green Sox Little League team in
his hometown of Norristown, Pennsylvania, and dreamed of one day
playing for the major leagues, preferably as shortstop for the New
York Yankees. 
　　One night during high school, Spinelli watched the football team
win an exciting game against one of the best teams in the country.
While everyone else rode about town tooting horns in celebration,
Spinelli went home and wrote “Goal to Go,” a poem about the game’s
defining moment, a goal-line stand. His father submitted the poem
to the Norristown Times–Herald and it was featured in the
middle of the sports page a few days later. He then traded in his
baseball bat for a pencil, because he knew that he wanted to become
a writer. 
　　After graduating from Gettysburg College with an English degree,
Spinelli worked full time as a magazine editor. Every day on his
lunch hour, he would close his office door and craft novels on
yellow magazine copy paper. He wrote four adult novels in 12 years
of lunchtime writing, but none of these were accepted for
publication. When he submitted a fifth novel about a 13-year-old
boy, adult publishers once again rejected his work, but children’s
publishers embraced it. Spinelli feels that he accidentally became
an author of children’s books.</div>

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　　From Booklist
　　Stargirl (Stargirl, 2000) is disappearing. She and her family(including pet rat Cinnamon) have moved to Pennsylvania, leavingher boyfriend, Leo, behind in Arizona. "Can you lose your favoriteperson without losing yourself?" she writes in one of the manyletters to him that comprise an epistolary companion to Spinelli'sfirst story of the eccentric, large-hearted, happy-to-a-faultteenager. The questions abound: Will she be reunited with herStarboy, or will he be replaced by Perry, the petty-thieving,dangerously attractive new boy in her life? How will she help hernew friends (five-year-old motormouth Dootsie, angry Alvina,agoraphobic Betty Lou, grieving widower Charlie, developmentallydisabled Arnold)? And are the many genuinely nice moments in thisnovel buried under too much sentimentality, whimsicality, andself-conscious cuteness? The answer lies with individual readers.The many teens who loved the first book will embrace this sequel.Those who didn't, won't. It's as simple as that. Cart,Michael
　　

From Booklist 
　　Stargirl (Stargirl, 2000) is disappearing. She and her family
(including pet rat Cinnamon) have moved to Pennsylvania, leaving
her boyfriend, Leo, behind in Arizona. "Can you lose your favorite
person without losing yourself?" she writes in one of the many
letters to him that comprise an epistolary companion to Spinelli's
first story of the eccentric, large-hearted, happy-to-a-fault
teenager. The questions abound: Will she be reunited with her
Starboy, or will he be replaced by Perry, the petty-thieving,
dangerously attractive new boy in her life? How will she help her
new friends (five-year-old motormouth Dootsie, angry Alvina,
agoraphobic Betty Lou, grieving widower Charlie, developmentally
disabled Arnold)? And are the many genuinely nice moments in this
novel buried under too much sentimentality, whimsicality, and
self-conscious cuteness? The answer lies with individual readers.
The many teens who loved the first book will embrace this sequel.
Those who didn't, won't. It's as simple as that. Cart,
Michael 
　　 
　　From School Library Journal 
　　Grade 6–10—This brilliant sequel to Stargirl (Knopf, 2000) takes
place a year later. Now living in Pennsylvania, Stargirl, 15,
continues to pine for Leo, who dumped her, and struggles to make a
place for herself in her new community. Fortunately, her eclectic
neighbors, who include Dootsie, a five-year-old "human bean"; Betty
Lou, an agoraphobic divorcée; and Perry Delloplane, an amiable
thief, draw her back into life and happiness. Written in diary
format-the "world's longest letter," as Stargirl calls it-this
novel is as charming and unique as its sensitive, nonconformist
heroine. Addressing loss, growing pains, and staying true to
oneself, this stellar follow-up is both profound and funny.—Terri
Clark, Smokey Hill Library, Centennial, CO 
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