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Summer Crossing by Truman Capote · Booklabria

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Summer Crossing

RomanceNew york

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First published: 2005
Editions: 21 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Grady McNeil comes from a very privileged family but she wants more, her parents are very conventional. Grady has an affair with a Jewish parking attendant, if her parents knew they would be horrified. She has to make a decision about her future which will change her life.

Subjects: Romance
New york
Young women
Teenage girls
Manhattan
Set in: New York
Manhattan

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Editions

21 in 4 languages

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English13 Spanish5 French2 Hebrew1

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