Nannerl Mozart was a musical prodigy who seemed to have a brilliant future. But once her younger brother, Wolfgang, began composing symphonies at the age of five, her career and talents were utterly eclipsed. Here, at last, is Nannerl’s heart-wrenching tale. It’s the story of her undying passion for music; her relationship with her “miracle boy” brother; and her life as the “other Mozart,” the one forgotten by history.           The acclaimed Carolyn Meyer has written a powerful historical novel about a little-known but gifted musician who never stopped dreaming. Includes an author’s note.

Related: Europe, Germany, Historical Fiction, Young Adult (ages 14-18)

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• ISBN: 9780152055943
• Author: Meyer, Carolyn
• Published: 2008, Harcourt Children's Books
• Themes: girls and women, Music, Musicians, Siblings
• Descriptors: Europe, Germany, Historical Fiction, Young Adult (ages 14-18)
• No. of pages: 368