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The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man by Paul Zindel (1984, Mass Market)
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A contemporary drama which portrays the disillusioned life of a widow and her two teenage daughters.Product Identifiers
PublisherRandom House Children's Books
ISBN-100553280287
ISBN-139780553280289
eBay Product ID (ePID)22226
Product Key Features
Publication Year1984
TopicDrama, Performing Arts / General
Book TitleEffect of Gamma Rays on Man
LanguageEnglish
GenreJuvenile Fiction, Juvenile Nonfiction
AuthorPaul Zindel
Intended AudienceYoung Adult Audience, Young Adults
FormatMass Market
Dimensions
Item Height0.3in.
Item Length6.9in.
Item Weight2.4 Oz
Item Width4.3in.
Additional Product Features
Reviews"Paul Zindel was written a masterful, pacesetting drama. It combines moments of pain, poignancy, beauty, and hope. It is the most compelling work of its kind since Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie."--Variety. "The ultimate accolade must go to Paul Zindel for creating a psychologically perceptive ambiance. Shame hangs in the air of this house and palpably as poison gas. And yet, Zindel reminds us, strong, strange, beautiful flowers spring from such compost heaps. It is a troubling thought, one of the honest and intelligent values of this splendid and tormented play."--Time, "Paul Zindel was written a masterful, pacesetting drama. It combines moments of pain, poignancy, beauty, and hope. It is the most compelling work of its kind since Tennessee Williams'The Glass Menagerie."--Variety. "The ultimate accolade must go to Paul Zindel for creating a psychologically perceptive ambiance. Shame hangs in the air of this house and palpably as poison gas. And yet, Zindel reminds us, strong, strange, beautiful flowers spring from such compost heaps. It is a troubling thought, one of the honest and intelligent values of this splendid and tormented play."--Time
Grade fromNinth Grade
Age Range14-17
IllustratedYes
Grade toTwelfth Grade
Illustrated byKingman, Dong
Number of Pages128 Pages
