The Tillerman Cycle: A Solitary Blue (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from SockMonkeyGirl

This is actually my favorite book in the Tillerman story. It follows the story of Jeff, Dicey Tillerman's friend/boyfriend, from his childhood right up to about the time he meets the Tillermans. I liked Jeff from Dicey's Song, but seeing the story from his perspective was incredible. I felt so so...

from SockMonkeyGirl

This is actually my favorite book in the Tillerman story. It follows the story of Jeff, Dicey Tillerman's friend/boyfriend, from his childhood right up to about the time he meets the Tillermans. I liked Jeff from Dicey's Song, but seeing the story from his perspective was incredible. I felt so so...

from pennykaplan

A side character, Jeff, in the Tillerman series, is the focus of this book. Abandoned by his Mother and neglected by his oblivious Professor father, Jeff, in essence, raises himself. Two summer vacations with his Mom bring crushing disappointment and a much deeper understanding of himself, his al...

from electrascaife

This entry in the Tillerman Family series tells the story not of one of the Tillermans, but of Jeff, a friend they meet living near their Gran's home. True to Voigt's other books, the story is excellently told and you fall headlong into love and sympathy for Jeff and his father. I heartily recomm...

from abcrane

Beautiful wetlands imagery and a challenged home life, Voigt explores needs of a teenage boy and his transition into manhood. A Newberry Honor book from 1984, Jeff's story is timeless and will appeal to teens coming from a broken home looking to decide who they are and what they are capable of. T...