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- Paperback Edition
- ISBN: 978-0-912670-52-2
- Publication Date: 02-01-1992
- Page Count: 128
- Categories: Fiction, Young Readers
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The Lilith Summer
Wanting to earn a ten speed bicycle, twelve-year old Ellen reluctantly agrees to spend a summer as a companion to seventy-seven-year-old Lilith Adams. A powerful friendship grows between these two intriguing characters, and both gain a deeper understanding of old age, loneliness, insecurity, and death.
"Written with grace and wit, the story entertains while it teaches a lesson about the human condition."
"A gentle book, deeply respectful of its topic, aging. . . . The story is warm and the writing exemplary. . ."
"An insightful story . . . of child and woman learning to understand and care for each other. Although written for children the book has appeal for readers of all ages. . ."
A "well-written, sympathetic but not sentimental story. . . . Honest things are said about getting old. . . . An enjoyable, worthwhile book."
















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