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Wilson, Martin

What They Always Tell Us

295 pp. | Delacorte | August, 2008 | Trade ISBN 978-0-385-73507-0 $15.99 | Library ISBN 978-0-385-90500-8 $18.99
(2) YA James longs to leave Tuscaloosa; his brother Alex also feels discontented. The catalyst is James's friend Nathen, who sees Alex's potential as a runner. Alex and Nathen become friends, then boyfriends, in a tender exploration of first love. Concepts surrounding the brothers' social suffocation develop at an unhurried pace as they move toward adulthood.
Reviewer: Betty Carter | Horn Book Magazine Issue: September, 2008

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