"Graffiti Moon" is a young adult novel written by Australian author Cath Crowley. It was first published in 2010. The story is set in Melbourne, Australia, and follows the adventures of a group of teenagers over the course of one night.
The main characters include Lucy Dervish and Ed Kelsey. Lucy is an art enthusiast who is searching for the mysterious graffiti artist known as Shadow. Ed is a graffiti artist who is trying to escape his troubled past. The novel unfolds as Lucy and her friends embark on a quest to find Shadow's graffiti art throughout the city.
As the night progresses, Lucy and Ed's paths cross, and they find themselves on a journey of self-discovery and connection. The story explores themes of love, identity, art, and the challenges of adolescence.
The novel is known for its poetic writing style, and it has received positive reviews for its portrayal of authentic teenage experiences. "Graffiti Moon" has won several awards, including the Prime Minister's Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction in 2011.
Readers often appreciate the novel for its engaging characters, the exploration of art as a form of expression, and the heartfelt exploration of relationships. If you enjoy contemporary young adult fiction with a touch of romance and art, "Graffiti Moon" might be a book worth checking out.