Hummingbirds - Joshua Gaylord
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Hummingbirds is a wonderfully compelling novel about the intertwining and darkly surprising relationships at the elite Carmine-Casey School for Girls on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where the rivalries and secrets of teachers and students intersect and eventually collide.In the world of students, popular Dixie Doyle battles to wrest attention away from Liz Warren, who spends her time writing and directing p ... Täielik kirjeldus
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Hummingbirds is a wonderfully compelling novel about the intertwining and darkly surprising relationships at the elite Carmine-Casey School for Girls on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where the rivalries and secrets of teachers and students intersect and eventually collide.
In the world of students, popular Dixie Doyle battles to wrest attention away from Liz Warren, who spends her time writing and directing plays based on the Oresteia. In the world of teachers, Leo Binhammer must now share his territory with Ted Hughes, the new English teacher who threatens Binhammer's status as sole owner of the girls' hearts. Seasons change and tensions mount as the students, longing for entry into the adult world, toy with their premature powers of flirtation. The deceptive innocence of adolescence becomes a trap into which flailing teachers fall, as the line between maturity and youth begins to blur.
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| Autor | Joshua Gaylord |
|---|---|
| Kirjastaja | Harper Perennial |
| Väljalaskeaasta | 2010 |
| Kaanetüüp | Pehme kaanega |
| EAN | 9780061769023 |