"Two Summers Too Hot" is an exciting new book based in the fictional mill town of Linton, North Carolina. The story is about the lives of two people in the summers of their youth in a small southern town. Allison Blackburn is a beautiful young girl who has just finished her sophomore year of high school in 1952 and has dreams of a better life. Carter Benfield is a twelve-year old boy who has just finished the sixth grade in 1964 and is looking forward to an adventurous summer with his friends. These two people cross paths one hot, humid summer night under a crescent, Carolina moon and their lives are changed forever.
... Over 300,000 Spectators at the Nürburgring” – Autosport, August 6, 1954 Two Summers Fangio's open-wheeler. ... with co-driver Fritz Reiss, the Le Mans 24-hour race and finishing second to Karl Kling in the Carrera Panamericana.
Aimee Friedman is the New York Times bestselling author of Sea Change and many other novels for young adults. She has also written middle-grade novels under the name Ruth Ames. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Vassar College, ...
Two Summers in Norway
I woke him up with a kiss before I straddled his lap. “Good morning, baby. I'm getting ready to call my cab.” “It's morning already?” “Yes, silly. You can go back to sleep after you give me another kiss.” “No, let me take you to the ...
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“ The atmosphere in Minnesota in winter is like a wine , so exhilarating is its effects on the system , ” claimed an 1871 book with the catchy title of “ Minnesota , Its Character and Climate , Likewise Sketches of Other Resorts ...
The summer takes a turn toward the mysterious, though, when Nicholas discovers an old movie that his father made as a boy: it tells the story of the local legend, The Seaweed Strangler, but was never finished.
Alister Doyle, “Giraffes Suffer 'Silent Extinction' in Africa,” Scientific American, December 8, 2016, https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/giraffes-suffersilent-extinction-in-africa/. 14. Alister Doyle, “Giraffes Suffer 'Silent ...
... two summers without much change. Then one July afternoon when it was almost too hot to do anything, except play ball, but you had to stop for breaks every hour so no one died of heat stroke, we were all sitting under the big maple tree ...
Black-fabric, also called landscape fabric or weed control, is sold by garden suppliers during spring. Compared to ordinary black plastic, its advantage for gardeners: it passes water and air. I've seen two kinds of black-fabric.