This Is Next Year

This Is Next Year by Philip Goldberg, published by iUniverse on March 21, 2000, is a 316-page work written in English. Set in 1955, the narrative centers around a young boy whose belief in the Brooklyn Dodgers’ success in the World Series against the Yankees intertwines with his family’s struggles, particularly the fate of his parents’ marriage. The story explores themes of childhood, love, and the quest for redemption during a pivotal moment in sports history.
Readers will find an engaging exploration of the joys and challenges of growing up, as the protagonist attempts to break the “Bums’ curse” in a quest that reflects both personal and familial stakes. This historical fiction captures the essence of the era while delving into the emotional landscape of a child’s perspective. With its focus on sports and family dynamics, this edition offers a thoughtful look at how significant events can shape personal lives and relationships.
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1955. As the Brooklyn Dodgersmarch into another World Series with their nemesis, the Yankees, one boy, believing the fate of his parent’s marriage hinges on victory, tries to end the Bums’ curse by himself. This exuberant tale of love and redemption “captures the joys and terrors of childhood in the period with wit, charm and intelligence,” said Publisher’s Weekly.
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