The Lighter Key: A Novel About Growing Up - Softcover

Schwab, C E

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1478731044 ISBN 13: 9781478731047

Verlag: Outskirts Press, 2014

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Reseña del editor:

Come join Colton Bronson during his journey through his sophomore year in high school, where past meets present as he searches for meaning and a new identity after his sports career is destroyed at the end of his freshman year. Tormented and tortured by his younger brother Dylan Bronson and by his ex-best friend Bobby, he seeks help and instead finds true friendship from new friends. The strange new kid named Finnian Deville, the "diehard druggie" named John, and the troubled Chad Stevenson. He also finds romance with a girl in his grade named Arianna at the biggest party of the year: none other than Chad Stevenson's TSIXS. Even with all that happens to him, his breakthrough finally comes from the most unexpected of sources; a spirit from the past named Andy Duke McClelland, who's on his own search for redemption. Colton begins to wonder if Duke is the answer, if maybe he knows what his future will become. Colton's adventure takes the reader on a journey powered by love and hate, a craving for childhood and innocence, and most of all, finding the future. So enjoy, and maybe you'll find your Lighter Key too.

Biografía del autor:

C.E. Schwab started writing at the age of 12, when he was inspired to write a fictitious novel about clones taking over the world. The story was 132 pages long and it had 37 chapters, but it wasn't any good. Spurred by his failure, Schwab went on to write 1 more non-published story, A Thousand Yards and Three Quarters. He then wrote several non-published short stories, including Sepp and Brice, Summer of Learning, Driving for Paradise, Presence, On the Night of the Black Dawn, Stupid Fools, The Colton Bronson Effect, Volt, My Craziest Friend, Incandescent, Finnian, A Friend of Mine, Sometimes, Always Good Never Mean Keen, Candy Blue, and The Lighter Side, the inspiration for The Lighter Key. Charles Edward Schwab was born in Texas in 1998. Michael and Naomi Schwab adopted him shortly after his birth and brought him to their hometown of Westwood, New Jersey. Both Naomi and Michael taught Charles about how critical reading was in life, but surprisingly up until the fifth grade he despised reading and writing. His natural calling was originally drawing. He also has a house in Indiana, where he retreats to in order to write by himself and to evade the busy streets of Westwood.

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• Verlag: Outskirts Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
• ISBN 10: 1478731044
• ISBN 13: 9781478731047
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 182