Dewey, S: Genial

Dewey Steve Dewey

ISBN 10: 0993222250 / ISBN 13: 9780993222252

Published by Independently Published

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Neuware - It's the summer of 1976 -- the dazzling summer, the long hot summer, the summer when the sun shone always, and would shine always and forever -- and young old friends Simon and Julie drift through the glorious lazy holiday that stretches before them, wondering what they should do about the loves they somehow left behind, before the sun came out. As they share time together under the blue skies, in the sultry heat, with their friends -- the friend who loves his car, the friend who loves fixing cars, the friend whose boyfriend loves his drink, the friend who loves all the boys, the friend who loves somebody else's girlfriend -- they wonder who it is they should love. Out on the hills, out in the fields, and riding in cars with the wind in their hair, Simon and Julie become languorously entangled. Can this entanglement last longer than sunshine Or is it only a creation of this magical summer Their story is episodic, picaresque, sentimental, romantic. And most genial.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Dewey, S: Genial
• Publisher: Independently Published
• ISBN 10: 0993222250
• ISBN 13: 9780993222252
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 203W x 127H x 10D millimeters 203 millimeters width by 127 millimeters height by 10 millimeters depth
• Weight: 191 grams

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It's the summer of 1976 -- the dazzling summer, the long hot summer, the summer when the sun shone always, and would shine always and forever -- and young old friends Simon and Julie drift through the glorious lazy holiday that stretches before them, wondering what they should do about the loves they somehow left behind, before the sun came out. As they share time together under the blue skies, in the sultry heat, with their friends -- the friend who loves his car, the friend who loves fixing cars, the friend whose boyfriend loves his drink, the friend who loves all the boys, the friend who loves somebody else's girlfriend -- they wonder who it is they should love. Out on the hills, out in the fields, and riding in cars with the wind in their hair, Simon and Julie become languorously entangled. Can this entanglement last longer than sunshine? Or is it only a creation of this magical summer?Their story is episodic, picaresque, sentimental, romantic. And most genial.