Other editions of book Becoming Felix

Twelve-year-old J.J. is pulled in two directions--to his clarinet, which he inherited from his grandfather and which he loves, and to his family's dairy farm, which is on the verge of collapse. Reprint.

"JJ has a gift for the clarinet, but he would gladly give up music and the school jazz band to save the failing family dairy farm...Poignant passages as the family loses their herd and way of life make this a moving tale."-Publishers Weekly. "[A] sensitive and beautifully told tale."-Kirkus Reviews

Twelve-year-old J.J., who is named Felix after his grandfather, is torn between spending his time playing his grandfather's clarinet, which he loves, or helping to save the family farm that once belonged to his grandfather.

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