Insect Summer

Insect Summer by Knut Faldbakkan, published by Peter Owen Publishers in April 1991, is a work of fiction that explores the intricacies of adolescence. This edition, written in English and spanning 224 pages, presents a narrative centered on a young boy navigating his primal urges during a heatwave, capturing the essence of youthful discovery and emotional turmoil.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the challenges and experiences that define adolescence, as the story unfolds against the backdrop of a sweltering summer. The book delves into themes of growth and self-discovery, reflecting the authenticity of youthful emotions. Insect Summer has also gained recognition through adaptations into film and radio, further extending its reach beyond the written word.
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This brilliantly conceived recreation of adolescence is as riveting as it is authentic. The tale of a young boy discovering primal urges amidst a heatwave was a best-seller in Scandinavia, and has been made into a film and serialized for radio.
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