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The Man Dance
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The Man Dance
Current price: $6.99


The Man Dance
Current price: $6.99
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Betrayed by love, George turns to dance…
In this coming-of-age novel, set in 1960s Britain, young George is uprooted from the seaside home he's always known. When a friendly adult exploits his trust, he must rely on his performing talent or risk losing his sanity. A lonely American housewife becomes his ally and champion. Yet even success in the entertainment world of Swinging London can't stop old issues from consuming him.
For readers who enjoy the complexity of Sally Rooney or dark internal stories, such as Young Mungo or A Little Life , try The Man Dance .
Kirkus Review calls The Man Dance , "An unnerving but highly readable historical novel about a troubled teen."
"The Man Dance is a brave book…a serious yet satisfying read." –BloodAlleyDiaries.com
"A heartbreaking, fast-paced novel on how one event in your life can lead to a future of uncertain decisions." –Jackie F., Reviewer
"The boy who becomes a young man, and his quest to live and pursue his passion, will linger with you." –Jena H., Reviewer
Betrayed by love, George turns to dance…
In this coming-of-age novel, set in 1960s Britain, young George is uprooted from the seaside home he's always known. When a friendly adult exploits his trust, he must rely on his performing talent or risk losing his sanity. A lonely American housewife becomes his ally and champion. Yet even success in the entertainment world of Swinging London can't stop old issues from consuming him.
For readers who enjoy the complexity of Sally Rooney or dark internal stories, such as Young Mungo or A Little Life , try The Man Dance .
Kirkus Review calls The Man Dance , "An unnerving but highly readable historical novel about a troubled teen."
"The Man Dance is a brave book…a serious yet satisfying read." –BloodAlleyDiaries.com
"A heartbreaking, fast-paced novel on how one event in your life can lead to a future of uncertain decisions." –Jackie F., Reviewer
"The boy who becomes a young man, and his quest to live and pursue his passion, will linger with you." –Jena H., Reviewer


















