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Frank, E. R.

Life Is Funny

263 pp. | DK Ink/Jackson | April, 2000 | Trade ISBN 0-7894-2634-X $$17.95
(2) YA This first novel traces the lives of eleven narrators over seven years. The characters, most of whom attend a high school in Brooklyn, are from various racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, and their language and dialogue sound true to life. Though their experiences unrealistically run the gamut of problem-novel topics, Frank succeeds most of all in showing how lives are shaped over years by the people kids run into, away from, and with.
Reviewer: Jennifer M. Brabander | Horn Book Magazine Issue: May, 2000

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