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|title=A Summer of Drowning
|sort=Summer of Drowning
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=9780224061780
|paperback=0099422379
|hardback=022406178X
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|ebook=
|pages=336
|publisher=Jonathan Cape
|date=June 2011
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|summary=Set in the land of the midnight sun, this is a haunting recollection of a young girls's experiences of a summer of tragedy. It's compellingly told, although the narrative device used puts a slightly unsatisfying level of distance between events.
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For more atmospheric reads then [[Nightwoods by Charles Frazier]] is well worth checking out.
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