Boy Jim
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In American literature there are many works that are equally interesting for readers of all ages. I would like to re -read them again and again.
Tony Erley"s debut work continues with this classical tradition, begun by Mark Twain in Saga about Tom Sawyer and Hek Finn and continued Harper Lee in “Kill the Mockingbird” and Ray Bradbury in “The Wine of Dandelion”.
1930- 1930- E years are the time of great depression for America.
The residents of the American South suffer most of all - including North Carolina, in which the main character of Roman Tony Erley, Jim.
A boy who has never seen his father who died a week before his birth, is growing himself lonely in a large friendly family, consisting of her mother and her three brothers.
Jim, living in a quiet town Elisville, is growing and does not notice how slowly the story of his small and inconspicuous life with the history of his time and country is intertwined
Tony Erley"s debut work continues with this classical tradition, begun by Mark Twain in Saga about Tom Sawyer and Hek Finn and continued Harper Lee in “Kill the Mockingbird” and Ray Bradbury in “The Wine of Dandelion”.
1930- 1930- E years are the time of great depression for America.
The residents of the American South suffer most of all - including North Carolina, in which the main character of Roman Tony Erley, Jim.
A boy who has never seen his father who died a week before his birth, is growing himself lonely in a large friendly family, consisting of her mother and her three brothers.
Jim, living in a quiet town Elisville, is growing and does not notice how slowly the story of his small and inconspicuous life with the history of his time and country is intertwined
Author:
Author:Эрли Т.
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-115593-3
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