Reading 'Huck's Raft', history of childhood in America

[MichiganVote]

Anyone else read it?

[oneighty]

1. No

It sounds interesting. Tell us.


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[MountainLaurel]

2. I second 180

Please tell us a little more about it. I'm a big nonfic geek, plus I do collection development in the social sciences at a community college library, and I always lurrve purchasing suggestions.

[oneighty]

3. Childhood

and the heart break of divorce and step parents and peanut butter and tuna fish and used over and over tea leaves and rafting on Lake Erie and so on.

And beatings and tears. I want to hear it all.

Compare notes. Perhaps you should read my book Mountain Laurel.

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