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very good hardcover with illustrated printed covers, small 2mm scrape mark on side of spine, a few small rub marks. DRECHSLER, DEBBIE. The summer of love. Montreal: Drawn & Quarterly Books, 2001, stated First Printing, August 2001, and 1st printing number line ending in 1, 135pp., . In the 1960's suburban town of Woodland, teenager Lily and her younger sister Pearl, newcomers to town, experiment with relationships and sex with both boys and girls., THE NEW GIRL IN TOWN Widely acknowledged as one of the great female cartoonists for her expressive and candid style, Drechsler's book is an achingly true portrait of life as a girl. Lili and her sister Pearl encounter all the triumphs and cruelties of teenage life when they move to a boring suburb and they search for new friends. Drechsler's style is always arresting and surprisingly revealing. Her dialogue rings out with the subtlety and candor of teenage voices raised in anger, mockery and joy. 9781896597379 ISBN 1896597378.
