A realistic novel by a retired Connecticut teacher reflecting on middle school experiences and timely social issues.
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A realistic novel by a retired Connecticut teacher reflecting on middle school experiences and timely social issues.
About the Author DAVID WYLLIE taught for thirty-three years at a public middle school in a Connecticut suburb. In 1997 he published A Blink in Time's Eye, a set of essays about teaching. After his retirement, he took up the writing of novels, partly for self-fulfillment and partly to keep himself off the streets. When he is not writing, he likes to cook, play the piano, oil paint, and travel, particularly to Scotland, Provence, and Ecuador
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Realistic headline-like plot with a difficult, hard-to-handle conclusion
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Timely social themes echoing contemporary headlines and community life
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Emotionally heavy realistic suffering implied by the difficult conclusion
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