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The Lincoln Highway |
by Amor Towles |
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Book Review |
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Amor Towels is such a gifted storyteller! I loved this book and how I was completely drawn into the story.
Amor brings to life this incredible story you won't soon forget. It takes place in the 1950s and follows a young boy named Emmett, who has just spent time in a boy's home for involuntary manslaughter. With good intentions of starting a new life, he plans a journey across the United States with his younger brother. Unfortunately, his plans are foiled by two boys who follow him home from the detention center. What follows is an adventure-filled trip with colorful characters and important lessons about friendship and perseverance.
This book has much to unpack and would make an excellent Book Club selection.
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