| Title | Steinbeck's Ghost |
| Author | Lewis Buzbee |
| Rating | |
| Tags | books, libraries, john steinbeck, young adult |
| How could I not love a book that is about a love of reading, and about the transformative effect libraries can have on people's lives. I also have to love a book that opens with referring to Madeleine L'Engle's Wrinkle in Time. Along the way there is a lot of great information about Steinbeck, whom I must admit I've never read, and about Salinas, California and the area near that. It is a story about friendship, about parents, and, in the end, about magick. Recommended, especially for teenagers. | |
| Publication | Feiwel & Friends (2008), Hardcover, 352 pages |
| Publication date | 2008 |
| ISBN | 0312373287 / 9780312373283 |
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Book Review: Steinbeck's Ghost
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