Joyce Maynard Books

The cloud chamber

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In 1966, when his father's attempted suicide causes the ostracism of the family in their small Montana community, fourteen-year-old Nate copes with his sadness and anger by trying to win the school...

Looking back

By Joyce Maynard

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Joyce Maynard A Memoir At Home in the World Unabridged Library Edition

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The usual rules

By Joyce Maynard

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Internal Combustion

By Joyce Maynard

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Grabbed

By Richard Blanco

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A gender-inclusive anthology of poetry and prose that addresses the physical and psychological act of being “grabbed,” or in any way assaulted.The #MeToo movement, the infamous Access H...

At home in the world

By Joyce Maynard

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The author describes her love affair with reclusive author J.D. Salinger, which began at the age of eighteen, discussing her relationship with Salinger and her troubled but creative youth.

The cloud chamber

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At Home in the World

By Joyce Maynard

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The cloud chamber

By Joyce Maynard

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