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The Silver Springs University Series #1
Silver Springtime
A novel of coming of age in the 1980s.
The agony of unrequited love, dates, dresses and exams all make life confusing during the teen years... This story belongs to the genre known as "Bildungsroman" or novel of development. It covers one very significant year in the life of a young female by the name of Stephanie Lowood, and is presented a diary, which was discovered in a chest by the heroine's daughter and young grandchildren. The grandchildren are curious to hear how Grandma met Grandpa and what life was like in the 1980s!
Categories:
Literature & Fiction › Historical Fiction › Australian & Oceanian
Literature & Fiction › Women's Fiction › New Adult & College
Teen & Young Adult › Literature & Fiction › Coming of Age
Teen & Young Adult › Romance › Clean & Wholesome
Literature & Fiction › Christian Fiction
The agony of unrequited love, dates, dresses and exams all make life confusing during the teen years... This story belongs to the genre known as "Bildungsroman" or novel of development. It covers one very significant year in the life of a young female by the name of Stephanie Lowood, and is presented a diary, which was discovered in a chest by the heroine's daughter and young grandchildren. The grandchildren are curious to hear how Grandma met Grandpa and what life was like in the 1980s!
Categories:
Literature & Fiction › Historical Fiction › Australian & Oceanian
Literature & Fiction › Women's Fiction › New Adult & College
Teen & Young Adult › Literature & Fiction › Coming of Age
Teen & Young Adult › Romance › Clean & Wholesome
Literature & Fiction › Christian Fiction
368 pages, Paperback
First published August 23, 2017
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November 30, 2018
'It took a while to get into it and then it seemed just like real'.
August 21, 2017
This book has been in development since the year 2000. It represents thousands of hours of loving revision and I am happy to finally share the result with the public. I think its honest view of life offers something for everybody.
December 24, 2017
My father laughed at the description of young men "marking their territory". He described it as 'cleverly constructed' with surprising social satire.
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