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Language: English
Published by Nan A. Talese, 2001
- Hardcover
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- Title
- The Stardust Lounge
- Author
- Deborah Digges
- Publisher
- Nan A. Talese
- Publication year
- 2001
- Condition
- Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0385501587
- ISBN 13
- 9780385501583
- Item weight
- 0.92 pounds
The author of Fugitive Spring describes her desperate battle to understand, protect, and preserve her wildly rebellious teenage son, an intelligent and sensitive young man whose behavior is escalating beyond her control, as they rebuild their lives and transform their unusual household into a loving family. 17,500 first printing.
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Review
"Penetrates that most mysterious and dangerous of places: adolescence. -- Alex Kotlowitz, author of There Are No Children Here
"What makes this book so terribly fascinating is its honesty and Digges's refusal to consider her son bad or worthless." -- USA Today
"Thought-provoking ... Deborah Digges offers a kind of mythological account of her son's rebellion" -- The New York Times Book Review
"Deborah Digges's beautifully written, lucid memoir about raising a badass son on her own is impressively devoid of any poor-me sentiment" -- Esquire
-Penetrates that most mysterious and dangerous of places: adolescence. -- Alex Kotlowitz, author of There Are No Children Here
-What makes this book so terribly fascinating is its honesty and Digges's refusal to consider her son bad or worthless.- -- USA Today
-Thought-provoking ... Deborah Digges offers a kind of mythological account of her son's rebellion- -- The New York Times Book Review
-Deborah Digges's beautifully written, lucid memoir about raising a badass son on her own is impressively devoid of any poor-me sentiment- -- Esquire
"What makes this book so terribly fascinating is its honesty and Digges's refusal to consider her son bad or worthless." -- USA Today
"Thought-provoking ... Deborah Digges offers a kind of mythological account of her son's rebellion" -- The New York Times Book Review
"Deborah Digges's beautifully written, lucid memoir about raising a badass son on her own is impressively devoid of any poor-me sentiment" -- Esquire
-Penetrates that most mysterious and dangerous of places: adolescence. -- Alex Kotlowitz, author of There Are No Children Here
-What makes this book so terribly fascinating is its honesty and Digges's refusal to consider her son bad or worthless.- -- USA Today
-Thought-provoking ... Deborah Digges offers a kind of mythological account of her son's rebellion- -- The New York Times Book Review
-Deborah Digges's beautifully written, lucid memoir about raising a badass son on her own is impressively devoid of any poor-me sentiment- -- Esquire
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