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From author Eldot comes a coming-of-age story embedded in an episodic two-week summer camp full of variety and fun. First in a five-novel series, Barr's Meadow offers a peek at the world of 1962, before the Internet and cell phones—when boys learned by discovering things on their own and by interacting with real people.
Barr’s Meadow ISBN 13 (TP): 978-1-4691-4512-9 |
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In The Poker Club, Julian’s adventures continue.
The Poker ClubISBN 13 (TP): 978-1-4771-1834-4 |
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As the first week of camp ends, Julian has come into his own as an artist and friend in need. He is now an able leader and shaper of events. The second week gets underway, accompanied by lots of comedy. Exciting new story developments await you in
The Shooting GalleryISBN 13 (TP): 978-1-4771-4986-7 |
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The second fun filled week at camp continues with surprises, challenges, successes and a few disappointments. There are romances, and lots of extra-curricular activities. Tony in particular has a good time. The weather springs a surprise on Wednesday, and an accident at the lake brings unexpected opportunities. Camp approaches its final days—an unwelcome prospect for some, a relief for others. Thunder and Lightning
ISBN 13 (TP): 978-1-4797-5684-1 |
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By turns humorous, poignant and thoroughly engaging, The Champions is both a story of a young gay boy’s coming-of-age in a world that has not fully understood him and a modern examination of love, identity and relationship. The Champions
ISBN 13 (TP): 978-1-4797-8041-9 |
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