Ricochet River
by Robin Cody Mr. Cody sets the crucial scenes out of doors, and much of the book's rich imagery springs from this very particular terrain. In captivating prose, Mr. Cody tells a story of unusual wisdom and grace. The New York Times Ricochet River is set in a fictional Oregon town in the late 1960s. This completely revised edition is a superlative coming-of-age story about teenagers preparing to break out of their small-town lives: Wade, the local sports hero; Jesse, his friend—the Indian kid and mythical athlete who applies his own rules to sports and life; and Lorna, Wade’s sweetheart, who knows there’s no hope in Calamus for a bright, independent girl. The river rushes past the town, linking the three friends with their pasts, their plans, and the world beyond.If you would like to know more about this title:
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ISBN 10: 1-932010-04-1
ISBN 13: 978-932010-04-6
5 ½" x 8 ½", softcover
264 pages
$14.95