Koya DeLaney and the Good Girl Blues

Greenfield, Eloise

In this warm and humorous story by the award-winning poet and author, a young girl whose laughter often hides emotions she's afraid to reveal learns how to deal with her feelings--good and bad.

Koya Delaney loves to laugh and make others laugh. But sometimes she hides behind her smile, afraid to reveal other feelings, like anger. When Koya's cousin Del, a famous pop music star, announces he's coming to town to give a concert, Koya is especially happy.

But as the date of Del's concert approaches, a fight erupts between Koya's best friend Dawn and her sister Loritha, leaving Koya torn between them. For the first time, Koya finds herself in a situation that cannot be solved with laughter and jokes. And when rude fans threaten to ruin Del's concert, she realizes she must confront her feelings--good and bad.

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