The Runaway Summer
The Runaway Summer by Nina Bawden, published by Puffin in 1972, is a juvenile fiction work that explores the experiences of a young girl named Mary. Sent to stay with her aunt in a small seaside town, Mary initially feels miserable in her new surroundings. However, her perspective shifts when she encounters a frightened boy on the beach, leading to unexpected developments during her summer stay.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of childhood emotions and the complexities of human connections. The story captures the essence of summer and the transformative power of relationships, as Mary navigates her feelings of isolation and discovers new friendships. This edition, consisting of 174 pages, presents a thoughtful exploration of concepts related to seasons and personal growth within the framework of juvenile fiction.
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Surely no-one could be more miserable than Mary, dumped on her aunt in a small seaside town, but the frightened boy on the beach soon proved otherwise. The author also wrote The Finding, A Handful of Thieves, Keeping Henry, The Peppermint Pig and The Outside Child.
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