The Crying Jesus

Winner of the 1998 Saskatoon Book Award

&quotIn this, his second collection, Rod MacIntyre nabs us in every first paragraph . . . The Crying Jesus is a fine adult read for those of us who can face looking back. It’s an even finer young adult read for those who can face looking ahead.&quot Quill and Quire.

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Dimensions:

132 Pages
8.38in * 5.26in * .37in
200.00gr

Published:

October 25, 2006

Publisher:

Thistledown Press

ISBN:

9781895449709

Book Subjects:

JUVENILE FICTION / Short Stories

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Language:

eng

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