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The Gravity Addict
Temple Claybourne has spent his entire life throwing himself from high places in an attempt to one day fly under his own power. His search for flight leads him on a quixotic journey through a landscape of magical realism - creatures and people both wonderful and terrifying. But the questions why are we tied to earth and why do we long for other places?
218 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 30, 2016
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September 16, 2020
Some books take there time to work their magic upon you. This has been one such book for me. It is indeed an allegory for life, for reaching greater heights, for learning how to fly. It seems as though I am compelled to revisit either the Kindle version or the hard copy at least monthly for a chapter or two. Like an old friend, it can be a little strange at times, but within the strange is great treasure.
April 5, 2019
An allegory for life - the story of a boy who dreams of being able to fly without the aid of mechanical devices...
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