Coyote Lost and Found
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- Author：Dan Gemeinhart
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Summary
It's been almost a year since Coyote and her dad left the road behind and settled down in a small Oregon town。 。 。 time spent grieving the loss of her mom and sisters and trying to fit in at school。 But just as life is becoming a new version of normal， Coyote discovers a box containing her mom’s ashes。 And she thinks she might finally be ready to say goodbye。 So Coyote and her dad gear up for an epic cross-country road trip to scatter the ashes at her mom’s chosen resting place。 The only problem？ Coyote has no idea where that resting place is—and the secret’s hidden in a book that Coyote mistakenly sold last year， somewhere in the country。 Now， it’s up to Coyote to track down the treasured book 。 。 。 without her dad ever finding out that it’s lost。 It’s time to fire up their trusty bus， Yager， pick up some old friends， discover some new ones， and hit the road on another unforgettable adventure。
Reviews
Rachel Lee
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4。5/5Absolutely loved this continuation of Coyote’s story！！ I enjoyed getting to see some familiar characters while also getting introduced to some new and lovable ones as well。 Once again， Dan Gemeinhart wrote about such heavy topic in such a great way。 With topics such as grief， racism， among other things in this story， we get more depth to the characters and it helps the readers connect to them on such a deeper level。 I loved following Coyote on her journey， but my heart hurt a little every t 4。5/5Absolutely loved this continuation of Coyote’s story！！ I enjoyed getting to see some familiar characters while also getting introduced to some new and lovable ones as well。 Once again， Dan Gemeinhart wrote about such heavy topic in such a great way。 With topics such as grief， racism， among other things in this story， we get more depth to the characters and it helps the readers connect to them on such a deeper level。 I loved following Coyote on her journey， but my heart hurt a little every time she lied to Rodeo about it even though I know she had her reasons。 I also feel like we got to see Rodeo and Coyote’s relationship grow more in this book。 Overall， I am so glad I read this book。 Some of the quotes just cannot be beat and I will be thinking about this story for a while to come。 How did I get so lucky that I got the chance to read these books and love these characters as much as I do？ 。。。more
Prudence Jarvis
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A sequel to Coyote Sunrise？！？ Yes， please！ This book did not disappoint。 I was brought right back to the bus immediately！ I love the way Dan Gemeinhart wrote about the sensitive topics Coyote has to navigate。 Excited to get it in the hands of my students。
Virginia McGee Butler
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Out today in book stores， Dan Gemeinhart follows up The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise with Coyote Lost and Found。 Coyote， still sharing the grief from the loss of her mother and two sisters with her father Rodeo， has just begun settling in to her new school and a new normal for life when she finds a box containing her mother’s ashes。 She and her father must come to terms with whether they are ready to scatter the ashes。 The bigger problem lies in the Coyote’s accidental loss of her mother Out today in book stores， Dan Gemeinhart follows up The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise with Coyote Lost and Found。 Coyote， still sharing the grief from the loss of her mother and two sisters with her father Rodeo， has just begun settling in to her new school and a new normal for life when she finds a box containing her mother’s ashes。 She and her father must come to terms with whether they are ready to scatter the ashes。 The bigger problem lies in the Coyote’s accidental loss of her mother’s wishes for where they are to be scattered when she sold one of her mother’s favorite books to a used book store。 The question is whether Coyote can find her mom’s instructions without her father ever realizing they were lost。 They crank up Yager， their old trusty bus， and add a few unlikely friends for an adventure that proves to be as humorous as it is touching in their remembrance and in their seeking closure for their loss。 I read the second Coyote book without having read the first。 It is tricky for a writer to include enough of a first book to keep the new reader informed without repeating so much that the reader of the first book is not bored by repetition。 He did the first well， and I am guessing that he did the second as well since this is a story all unto itself。 I also know that I now have the urge to go back and read the first book。 。。。more
Christine Indorf
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Love， love， love this book！！ Coyote now lives in a home with her Dad。 She can’t make friends so hanging out on their bus Yager， she finds her Mom ashes。 So she confronts her Dad and he tells her in a poetry book her mom gives instructions on where to spread her ashes。 The problem…they gave away the book！！！ So Coyote needs to find the book， without her Dad knowing！！！ So off on Yager in Covid they journey to find the book！！ Can they find it and put her Mom to rest？？ Only Coyote knows？？Excellent bo Love， love， love this book！！ Coyote now lives in a home with her Dad。 She can’t make friends so hanging out on their bus Yager， she finds her Mom ashes。 So she confronts her Dad and he tells her in a poetry book her mom gives instructions on where to spread her ashes。 The problem…they gave away the book！！！ So Coyote needs to find the book， without her Dad knowing！！！ So off on Yager in Covid they journey to find the book！！ Can they find it and put her Mom to rest？？ Only Coyote knows？？Excellent book！！ This author write this character so beautifully， I could read about Coyote all day long！！ I was worried about the Covid troupe but it was done so well。 Really if you want to read an excellent middle grade series read Coyote Sunrise。 You won’t regret it！！ 。。。more
PagesFromMyHome
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The sequel to "The Remarkable Journey。 of Coyote Sunrise" - a heartwarming middle-grade novel。 I listened to the first book last year， and fell in love with the character of Coyote and her dad， Rodeo。A year after their first adventure comes to an end， Coyote finds a box of her mothers ashes that her dad had hidden away for the last six years。 They decide that they are finally ready to scatter the ashes at her desired final resting place， which she had written in a book of poetry。 The only proble The sequel to "The Remarkable Journey。 of Coyote Sunrise" - a heartwarming middle-grade novel。 I listened to the first book last year， and fell in love with the character of Coyote and her dad， Rodeo。A year after their first adventure comes to an end， Coyote finds a box of her mothers ashes that her dad had hidden away for the last six years。 They decide that they are finally ready to scatter the ashes at her desired final resting place， which she had written in a book of poetry。 The only problem is， this book was turned in to a thrift store somewhere along their last journey。 While keeping the missing book a secret from her dad， the pair set out on another cross-country adventure on their bus at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic。 The Coyote Sunrise books are perfect for middle-grade readers - tackling relatable themes of friendship and family， while also exploring themes of grief and moving on after loss。 The sequel is just as great as the first - really hoping there is a third book in the series！ 。。。more
Lisa Roppel
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Coyote Lost and Found is the second book by Dan Gemeinhart featuring the same characters。 It is the perfect middle school novel full of heart， whit， and adventure。 Coyote Sunrise is a girl that has lost everyone except her father （Rodeo） and they live an unconventional life on the road in their bus （Yeager）。 The narrator's voice has become the voice of Coyote for me。 She really embodies the essence of the characters and the narrative。 This novel continues and enduring story that will keep adults Coyote Lost and Found is the second book by Dan Gemeinhart featuring the same characters。 It is the perfect middle school novel full of heart， whit， and adventure。 Coyote Sunrise is a girl that has lost everyone except her father （Rodeo） and they live an unconventional life on the road in their bus （Yeager）。 The narrator's voice has become the voice of Coyote for me。 She really embodies the essence of the characters and the narrative。 This novel continues and enduring story that will keep adults and middle schoolers alike engaged until the very last word。 I hope that Dan Germeinhart will continue this series！Thank you Net Galley， Dan Gameinhart， Macmillan Audio for the opportunity to preview this novel。 The opinions expressed are my own。#NetGalley #DanGameinhart #MacmillanAudio #CoyoteLostandFound #middlegrades #lovebooks 。。。more
Whitney Weinberg
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To be back with Coyote and Rodeo again equal parts a warm hug and a shattered heart。 I love this father/daughter duo SO much。 They are back and this time they are taking a very special road trip to… well… they aren’t sure yet。 Coyote may have lost a precious book on their last trip and she is determined to find it so they will know her mother’s wishes for her final resting spot。 I didn’t realize this was going to be set in the height of COVID lockdowns so it brought an even more realistic and st To be back with Coyote and Rodeo again equal parts a warm hug and a shattered heart。 I love this father/daughter duo SO much。 They are back and this time they are taking a very special road trip to… well… they aren’t sure yet。 Coyote may have lost a precious book on their last trip and she is determined to find it so they will know her mother’s wishes for her final resting spot。 I didn’t realize this was going to be set in the height of COVID lockdowns so it brought an even more realistic and stressful layer to the story。 But overall my throat was tight with tears for a lot of it。 The characters are just so tender and dealing with big grief is a lot。 I love so much that this book exists。 I love that middle grade often times takes on big topics and makes them digestible and relatable for all ages。 This one is a top favorite for me。 Thanks to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for an advanced listening copy of this book。 。。。more
Patti
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Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read this digital galley ahead of publication date。Coyote is such a special character。 I can't stress this enough。 And as someone who fell in love with Coyote in The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， it was such a delight to be reunited with her。Now that Coyote is settled and attending school， road trips are fewer for her and her dad， Rodeo。 However， when the beginning of the pandemic starts and school is closed for 3 weeks， Coyote Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read this digital galley ahead of publication date。Coyote is such a special character。 I can't stress this enough。 And as someone who fell in love with Coyote in The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， it was such a delight to be reunited with her。Now that Coyote is settled and attending school， road trips are fewer for her and her dad， Rodeo。 However， when the beginning of the pandemic starts and school is closed for 3 weeks， Coyote and Rodeo fire up the school bus and get ready for their next adventure。 Of course in typical Coyote fashion， they meet a few friends along the way， and get into some hijinks。What I love about this book and it's predecessor is that it's full of heart。 Coyote is a gem。 How she sees the world after all she's been through 。。。 truly remarkable。 I hope Dan Gemeinhart keeps writing Coyote books because I'll keep reading and loving them！ 。。。more
Jenna
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Thank you to NetGalley for the advanced edition to experience more of Coyote's story。 Readers will fall in love with the continued adventure of her journey！ Exploring the real life situations that many kids go through of keeping secrets， telling the truth， moving on in relationships had me hooked to find out what decisions Coyote would make。 Thank you to NetGalley for the advanced edition to experience more of Coyote's story。 Readers will fall in love with the continued adventure of her journey！ Exploring the real life situations that many kids go through of keeping secrets， telling the truth， moving on in relationships had me hooked to find out what decisions Coyote would make。 。。。more
Jennifer Guyor Jowett
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Voice is important。 Whether it's in hearing the voice of someone close to us when we remember who they are。 Or were。 Or it's the voice of a character who lives inside us from the moment we meet them on the very first page。 Its the voice in these words: "Sometimes stories start with a bang， and sometimes stories start with a whisper， and sometimes stories start with a robbery or a car chase or a fistfight or someone being born or someone dying。 Sometimes stories start with a kitten。 I mean， the f Voice is important。 Whether it's in hearing the voice of someone close to us when we remember who they are。 Or were。 Or it's the voice of a character who lives inside us from the moment we meet them on the very first page。 Its the voice in these words: "Sometimes stories start with a bang， and sometimes stories start with a whisper， and sometimes stories start with a robbery or a car chase or a fistfight or someone being born or someone dying。 Sometimes stories start with a kitten。 I mean， the funny thing about stories is that they don't really start or stop at all。。。 It's just the telling that starts or stops。" These words live and breathe the voice of Coyote， as if her story never really stopped after The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， which feels like it never really had a start， either， because once you get to know Coyote， once you read her words and hear her and live her， it feels as if she has always been a part of you， as if her voice has always been a part of you。 And returning to her story， in Coyote Lost and Found， is like finding something again you hadn't quite realized was lost these last three years。 But there she is， and really there she was all along， in the words。 Written with the utmost care and strength ever， by Dan Gemeinhart， who holds them ever so carefully， just for us。 And by Coyote。 And Ella。 And all the parts of her that make up the whole of all of us。 It's the something， and the someone， that we knew all along。 And this voice is singing。 I love this book。 I love this book。 I love this book。 I love this book。 。。。more
Claire Askew
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Every bit as heartbreaking and hearthealing and deeply life-affirming as the first book。 The kids are alright if they're reading this。 Anyone of any age is alright if they're reading this， or they can be。 So moving and so fun and just so much。 I had to steel myself a bit when the COVID-19 parts first came up， but it didn't end up feeling shoehorned into the story at all and it feels important that that early pandemic time be documented in fiction。 A beautiful， beautiful book。 Every bit as heartbreaking and hearthealing and deeply life-affirming as the first book。 The kids are alright if they're reading this。 Anyone of any age is alright if they're reading this， or they can be。 So moving and so fun and just so much。 I had to steel myself a bit when the COVID-19 parts first came up， but it didn't end up feeling shoehorned into the story at all and it feels important that that early pandemic time be documented in fiction。 A beautiful， beautiful book。 。。。more
Katie Reilley
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One million 🌟s for this sequel。 I sure missed Coyote and Rodeo， and I’m grateful I was able to step back into their world as they set off on a new road-trip adventure for a very important purpose。 Just like Sunrise， Lost and Found is full of loss and grief， but also hope， and love， and friendship， and finding peace。 So， so many quotable bits of writing。 I realized I had to stop or I’d never finish the book。 Here are some favorites: P1: I mean， the funny thing about stories is that they don’t rea One million 🌟s for this sequel。 I sure missed Coyote and Rodeo， and I’m grateful I was able to step back into their world as they set off on a new road-trip adventure for a very important purpose。 Just like Sunrise， Lost and Found is full of loss and grief， but also hope， and love， and friendship， and finding peace。 So， so many quotable bits of writing。 I realized I had to stop or I’d never finish the book。 Here are some favorites: P1: I mean， the funny thing about stories is that they don’t really start or stop at all… It’s just the telling that starts or stops。P2/3: “This book is perfectly fine。 But there are way too many flat out amazing books in the world to waste time reading a perfectly fine one。 Right？”P4: Funny， how life does that sometimes。 Gives you a little warning。 Whispers a little promise。P7: The funny thing about sadness， though， is that you can’t really run away from it。 Not forever。And another funny thing about sadness is that once you stop running from it， it gets a lot less scary。P132: He was one hundred percent right。 Leave it to a best friend to make you feel like 1 million bucks and a total piece of crap in one conversation。P272: But maybe a story， like a person， can be more than one thing。Publishes March 5th！ 。。。more
Valerie
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I have been waiting so long to return to Coyotes story！！！ If you loved the first novel， this one will not disappoint。 Coyote and her dad have a settled life that they both are happy with。 Coyote discovers that her father has been hiding something from her。 They decide to embark on a new adventure， one that means they meet new people along the way， as Coyote is known to do。 Coyote must also contend with her father finding love again。 Overall， I loved this book as much as my introduction to Coyote I have been waiting so long to return to Coyotes story！！！ If you loved the first novel， this one will not disappoint。 Coyote and her dad have a settled life that they both are happy with。 Coyote discovers that her father has been hiding something from her。 They decide to embark on a new adventure， one that means they meet new people along the way， as Coyote is known to do。 Coyote must also contend with her father finding love again。 Overall， I loved this book as much as my introduction to Coyote and her family。 It feels like a hug and I carry Coyote with me a lot。 I can’t wait to add this to my library so my students can read it。 。。。more
Alexandra
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Thank you to NetGalley， the author， and the publisher for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review。 :）It's rare that a follow-up book is on par with the original， but this is one of those cases。 The characters were unique and loveable as always， the storyline was heart wrenching but approachable， and the tone overall was exactly what I was hoping for。 While I did enjoy the first Coyote Sunrise book a bit more and found that this book's pacing was a bit off for me， I would still Thank you to NetGalley， the author， and the publisher for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review。 :）It's rare that a follow-up book is on par with the original， but this is one of those cases。 The characters were unique and loveable as always， the storyline was heart wrenching but approachable， and the tone overall was exactly what I was hoping for。 While I did enjoy the first Coyote Sunrise book a bit more and found that this book's pacing was a bit off for me， I would still highly recommend this quick MG read。 。。。more
Becky McGregor
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This is one of those rare books where the second one is just as good as the first。 Coyote Lost and Found deals with some pretty heavy emotions， but as always there is friendship and humor。 This book was a quick read and picks back up where the first one left off。 I think kids her age can relate to the pressures of fitting in and trying to navigate identity。 Losing yourself and picking up the pieces of messes that everyone makes。 The theme is beautifully presented and I might just like this book This is one of those rare books where the second one is just as good as the first。 Coyote Lost and Found deals with some pretty heavy emotions， but as always there is friendship and humor。 This book was a quick read and picks back up where the first one left off。 I think kids her age can relate to the pressures of fitting in and trying to navigate identity。 Losing yourself and picking up the pieces of messes that everyone makes。 The theme is beautifully presented and I might just like this book a little better than the first one。 。。。more
Mimi
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Once again Coyote takes us on an adventure， this time in search of one of her mother’s poetry books which her friend Salvador emphasizes is "not gone， it’s just lost。” Coyote justifies this trip to her father as a quest。 More importantly， she emphasizes， “This is a journey thing， not a destination thing。” As the journey take some surprisingly odd turns， she tells her father and her fellow travelers to "go with the flow。" In the end， Coyote lists the many meaningful things she’s learned from her Once again Coyote takes us on an adventure， this time in search of one of her mother’s poetry books which her friend Salvador emphasizes is "not gone， it’s just lost。” Coyote justifies this trip to her father as a quest。 More importantly， she emphasizes， “This is a journey thing， not a destination thing。” As the journey take some surprisingly odd turns， she tells her father and her fellow travelers to "go with the flow。" In the end， Coyote lists the many meaningful things she’s learned from her quest。 What a heartwarming story， filled with humor， preposterous situations， lots of surprises， and a wonderful poem！ Recommended for grades 5 – 8。Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Children's Publishing Group， Henry Holt and Co。 for the opportunity to read a free ARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Lindsay Eisel
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Coyote and Rodeo's perspective on life is just so refreshing！ Could they be any cooler？ I enjoyed this sequel more than the first novel。 I loved following this duo through their journey。 Even as an adult， this book kept my attention and I found the narrator enjoyable。 Although this is a sequel， I do think you could read this as a standalone。 The author did a nice job of reminding us of key details from the first novel。 Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for the opportunity to read this A Coyote and Rodeo's perspective on life is just so refreshing！ Could they be any cooler？ I enjoyed this sequel more than the first novel。 I loved following this duo through their journey。 Even as an adult， this book kept my attention and I found the narrator enjoyable。 Although this is a sequel， I do think you could read this as a standalone。 The author did a nice job of reminding us of key details from the first novel。 Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for the opportunity to read this ARC。 。。。more
Ash Feigel
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This book made me feel a lot of things。。。。。it made me smile， and cry， laugh， and remember。 Because once I was a little girl that lost her dad。。。。and was a weird lobster kid at school。。。。and wanted to do things by myself and fix my own messes。。。。 And as an adult I'm still those things but I'm also grateful to be in a relationship with the same wonderful man for 13 years， to be a mom to two wonderful kids， to be able to home school them and be self employed， to be able to spend our days together m This book made me feel a lot of things。。。。。it made me smile， and cry， laugh， and remember。 Because once I was a little girl that lost her dad。。。。and was a weird lobster kid at school。。。。and wanted to do things by myself and fix my own messes。。。。 And as an adult I'm still those things but I'm also grateful to be in a relationship with the same wonderful man for 13 years， to be a mom to two wonderful kids， to be able to home school them and be self employed， to be able to spend our days together making memories in our own house and in previous years being able to rv together， which I know we will again one day， -smile- "How lucky am I？"And being able to put kindness out into the the universe when we can， because the world is scary sometimes。。。。 and that a good reason to come together。 I really enjoyed reading this book， through it's twists and turns。 I would recommend this book to anyone and have already asked my librarian to add it to our public library where we live so that anyone else can read it， and enjoy this journey with coyote and her group of odd ball humans。 Thank you Dan Gemeinhart， this book will be in our home library from now on， my family and I were very lucky to have won this book。 。。。more
Kat Berna
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I read this as an ARC。 It was so so so so soooooooooooooo good。 I loved it。 It was such a sweet story， but had some parts that were quite the nail-biters。 You will not want to put this down。 It adhered quite well to the story of the first book， and I happened to like this one better than the first。
Shannon
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A heartfelt middle grade road trip novel that picks up where the last book left off and sees Coyote， her dad， her friend and her dad's new girlfriend retracing their previous journey in search of her mother's missing poetry book。 A beautiful story of friendship， love， grief and learning to let go。 Coyote is such a memorable protagonist and I really hope there will be more books！ Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an early audio and digital copy in exchange for my honest review！ A heartfelt middle grade road trip novel that picks up where the last book left off and sees Coyote， her dad， her friend and her dad's new girlfriend retracing their previous journey in search of her mother's missing poetry book。 A beautiful story of friendship， love， grief and learning to let go。 Coyote is such a memorable protagonist and I really hope there will be more books！ Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an early audio and digital copy in exchange for my honest review！ 。。。more
Denise
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Absolutely beautiful sequel to one of my favorite kid lit books！
adri📖
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reminds me of when i read the first book in 4th grade
Christy （WeReadLikeThat）
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This book is so beautiful。 The perfect continuation of Coyote’s story。 Despite crying tears enough to fill Yager， I could not put this down。
Megan
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My son and I read the first Coyote book in 2023 and it was one of the best books of the year， so I was so excited to get a signed ARC of Coyote Lost and Found。 The bar was set very high for this sequel， but my son and I agreed that this book was just as good as the first。 Coyote and Rodeo's story of grief， healing， and love continues， with， of course， another road trip。 Gemeinhart's characteristic wit shines through again in this sequel and he has again written a diverse， interesting cast of cha My son and I read the first Coyote book in 2023 and it was one of the best books of the year， so I was so excited to get a signed ARC of Coyote Lost and Found。 The bar was set very high for this sequel， but my son and I agreed that this book was just as good as the first。 Coyote and Rodeo's story of grief， healing， and love continues， with， of course， another road trip。 Gemeinhart's characteristic wit shines through again in this sequel and he has again written a diverse， interesting cast of characters who somehow seem both impossible and yet exceedingly realistic。 While this is a middle grade book， it is a beautiful story for all ages of using love to overcome great sadness and loss。 。。。more
Sarah
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This follow-up novel did NOT disappoint！ I loved hanging out with Coyote and Rodeo， and the cast of characters that join along the way。 This novel was poignant & a bit sad but SO well done。 If you like juvenile fiction with a grown-up edge， Coyote Sunrise books are for you！
Robin
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It's not often that a sequel is just as good as the first book in a series。 Coyote Lost and Found is the sequel to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， and let me tell you， it is just as good！ I hugged my Kindle when I finished this book！ Coyote and her dad， Rodeo， have finally settled down in a permanent home after driving around the country for 5 years in their school bus-turned-home， named Yager。 Just as Covid hits， Coyote discovers her deceased mother's cremated remains aboard Yager。 Sh It's not often that a sequel is just as good as the first book in a series。 Coyote Lost and Found is the sequel to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， and let me tell you， it is just as good！ I hugged my Kindle when I finished this book！ Coyote and her dad， Rodeo， have finally settled down in a permanent home after driving around the country for 5 years in their school bus-turned-home， named Yager。 Just as Covid hits， Coyote discovers her deceased mother's cremated remains aboard Yager。 She feels like she might be able to let her mother go by scattering her ashes。 Her dad struggles with this decision， but he agrees that it's a step in the right direction towards healing。 Luckily， Coyote's parents both wrote down their desired final resting places inside of a book。 All Coyote has to do is look inside the book and she'll know where she and Rodeo need to go to scatter her mom's ashes。 The problem is that the book is missing。 She must have sold it to a used bookstore during their earlier epic cross-country journey。 She narrows her search down to a few thrift shops and used bookstores in several different states。 She just has to convince Rodeo to keep driving without him knowing that she doesn't have the book。 Along the way， they pick up an old friend and make several new ones。 This story is at times bittersweet and sad， but mostly quirky and hilariously funny。 Coyote， Rodeo， and their band of hitchhikers are the kinds of friends we'd all be lucky to have。 This series is one of my favorites。 I'm always down for a road trip with Coyote， Rodeo， and Yager！ 。。。more
Shradha
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I ended my review of "The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise" by hoping that Gemeinhart could recreate the magic in this sequel。 I am happy to report that he did。 "Coyote Lost and Found" is in many ways just as heart-wrenching as its predecessor。 Like the first book， it does require some suspension of belief， in this case in the premise that Rodeo has managed to hide Coyote's mother's ashes and the instructions for where to scatter them in a tiny bus that the two had jointly occupied for the p I ended my review of "The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise" by hoping that Gemeinhart could recreate the magic in this sequel。 I am happy to report that he did。 "Coyote Lost and Found" is in many ways just as heart-wrenching as its predecessor。 Like the first book， it does require some suspension of belief， in this case in the premise that Rodeo has managed to hide Coyote's mother's ashes and the instructions for where to scatter them in a tiny bus that the two had jointly occupied for the past five years prior to their adventures。 But， like the first book， it also explores the themes of loss and found family in a poignant way that makes up for all the other shortcomings of the plot。 I appreciated that the point of this book was not to ignore or forget all the character and emotional growth both Coyote and Rodeo experienced in accepting their personal losses their first adventures， but rather expand on it to letting it go and creating a new life ahead of them。 Thanks to Goodreads giveaways for providing me with a free copy of this book。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。 。。。more
Earl
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I don't know Dan Gemeinhart's process or anything but I feel like Coyote's story comes to him naturally instead of him having to work so hard for it。 （In other words， it's like a gift。 And， I know that if it comes off as that easy， then it's actually in fact hard work。） Anyway， a new adventure begins when Coyote discovers her mother's ashes leading to a cross country trip to find a misplaced book that may contain where she wanted her ashes to be scattered。 The emotions are there and it's quite a I don't know Dan Gemeinhart's process or anything but I feel like Coyote's story comes to him naturally instead of him having to work so hard for it。 （In other words， it's like a gift。 And， I know that if it comes off as that easy， then it's actually in fact hard work。） Anyway， a new adventure begins when Coyote discovers her mother's ashes leading to a cross country trip to find a misplaced book that may contain where she wanted her ashes to be scattered。 The emotions are there and it's quite a wild ride she'll undertake but I was a bit thrown off when this took place during the start of the pandemic。 Other than that， readers will enjoy taking another trip with Coyote。 。。。more
Josephine Sorrell
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Even though this book is about grief and loss， it may just be the feel good story on the year。 Coyote Lost and Found by Dan Gemeinhart， is the sequel to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， which was a wonderful story and then he writes this which is just as wonderful。 He includes enough background that it can be read as a stand alone， but you don’t want to miss the first adventure。 Coyote and her dad concluded their never-ending journey in the first book and have settled into a house once Even though this book is about grief and loss， it may just be the feel good story on the year。 Coyote Lost and Found by Dan Gemeinhart， is the sequel to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise， which was a wonderful story and then he writes this which is just as wonderful。 He includes enough background that it can be read as a stand alone， but you don’t want to miss the first adventure。 Coyote and her dad concluded their never-ending journey in the first book and have settled into a house once again。 Coyote attends middle school and is feeling all the feelings that go along with fitting in。 She doesn’t！ Rodeo has befriended his female neighbor， Candace， and all is going along fairly well until Coyote finds her mother's ashes。 She asks her dad about them and he admits that he hid them from her。 The couple had a plan and dad has failed to carry it out。 Here’s the plan… both Coyote's parents wrote down in a book of poetry what they wanted done with their ashes upon their death。 They wrote on different pages and taped the pages together。 This is in the event should something happen to one of them and the other would know the others wishes。 Rodeo admits that he has never looked in the book to see what his wife had written， and asks Coyote to do it for him。 When Coyote goes to find the book， she realizes that she must have traded it in with a stack of books at one of the many used book stores they visited while journeying around the country。 She is able to narrow down the possibilities to four bookstore。 The story is set during the Covid 19 pandemic and schools are closed， so， she， Rodeo， Candace and her only friend， Salvador， fire up the old school bus named Yeager and head out on a road trip to scatter her mom's ashes。 She’s not delighted with Candace being on the quest， but Rodeo says another driver will help them cover more ground faster。 It seems Candace and Rodeo have become an item。 But here’s the catch， Coyote hasn't told Rodeo that she doesn't have her mom's book， and therefore， doesn't know what she is to do with the ashes。 So Rodeo thinks they are headed in the direction of the final resting place for ashes when in reality they are tracing their steps back to used bookstores。 The party of four pick up a couple of interesting passengers along the way making for a more adventurous experience。 Is it even possible that the book will still be in one of those stores？ Get ready for an adventure of fun， laughter， disaster， disappointment， grief， sadness， mistakes and an event that nearly gets one of the party arrested。 。。。more
Amy North
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Dan Gemeinhart is officially an all time favorite middle grade author。 I LOVED this follow up to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise。 This had the same spirit as the first book - a journey， a great cast of characters， and a very meaningful story about how we deal with grief。 Coyote is a great protagonist and I loved having the opportunity to go on another adventure in the bus with her。If you are interested in checking this out， I HIGHLY encourage you to read the first book first。**I receive Dan Gemeinhart is officially an all time favorite middle grade author。 I LOVED this follow up to The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise。 This had the same spirit as the first book - a journey， a great cast of characters， and a very meaningful story about how we deal with grief。 Coyote is a great protagonist and I loved having the opportunity to go on another adventure in the bus with her。If you are interested in checking this out， I HIGHLY encourage you to read the first book first。**I received an e-ARC from NetGalley and Henry Holt and Co。 （BYR） in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
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