In the Wind

In the Wind

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Apr 3, 2024
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Romance
-It was August, but the air bit at my skin like a winter chill, and I could feel pieces of myself slipping away with it. I wanted back my two-bed, one-bath apartment, with its cluttered walls and dirty tabletops. I wanted back the loudness of the city. I wanted back everything I took for granted just last week.- Cami Sutton knew how to put a feeling into a song. Her guitar held every moment of her life in its strings, and when she's dropped off at Joanne Stewart's Boarding Academy, it takes on more songs than ever. In the fall of 1976, alongside her new dormmates, Cami learns to put those songs to good use. An unflinching story of loss, creation, and romance through a teenage girl's desperate songs.
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Crescendo

Everyone has a song that captures who they are. No one but Leila Gonzalez can hear them. Melodies and tunes fill her head everywhere she goes, and all she wants is to replicate them in her songwriting. There's just one problem: she sucks at songwriting. Lyrics are okay, but everything else? She'd rather hit her head with her guitar. That is why her guitar lessons are sacred to her. But when her old guitar teacher quits unexpectedly, she has no option but to sit through lessons with the Neil Ferrer, lead guitarist of local band The Heights with about a million bad rumors to his name. And what's worst of all, Leila can't hear his song.

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