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Lubar, David

Dunk

251 pp. | Clarion | September, 2002 | Trade ISBN 0-618-19455-X $$15.00
(2) YA Mesmerized by the new Bozo working at a boardwalk dunk tank, Chad decides he too wants to "scream at the world from the safety of a cage." Malcolm, the troubled carnival clown, trains Chad to work the tank and encourages the teenager to handle some difficult personal relationships. Both are well-realized characters in a solid novel about the anger that often fuels humor--and the compassion that enhances it.
Reviewer: Peter D. Sieruta | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2002

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