· Island Boyz by Graham Salisbury. Click here for the lowest price! Mass Market Paperback, , · Boyz is a mix of first-person narratives that are rich in local vernacular, drawing readers into a variety of island-life experiences. Two stories worth noting are "The Doi Store Monkey" and "Waiting for the War." The first is a psychologically arresting story 5/5(6). · Overview. In this rich collection, Salisbury’s love for Hawaii and its encircling sea shines through every story. Readers will share the rush a boy feels when he leaps off a cliff into a ravine or feasts his eyes on a beautiful woman. They’ll find stories that show what it takes to survive prep school, or a hurricane, or the night shift at Taco Bell, or first bltadwin.ru: Random House Children's Books.
Read "Island Boyz" by Graham Salisbury available from Rakuten Kobo. In this rich collection, Salisbury's love for Hawaii and its encircling sea shines through every story. Readers will sha. Island Boyz. Graham Salisbury. Random House Children's Books, - Young Adult Fiction - pages. 1 Review. In this rich collection, Salisbury's love for Hawaii and its encircling sea shines through every story. Readers will share the rush a boy feels when he leaps off a cliff into a ravine or feasts his eyes on a beautiful woman. Island Boyz 1st Edition is written by Graham Salisbury and published by Wendy Lamb Books. The Digital and eTextbook ISBNs for Island Boyz are , and the print ISBNs are , Save up to 80% versus print by going digital with VitalSource.
Overview. In this rich collection, Salisbury’s love for Hawaii and its encircling sea shines through every story. Readers will share the rush a boy feels when he leaps off a cliff into a ravine or feasts his eyes on a beautiful woman. They’ll find stories that show what it takes to survive prep school, or a hurricane, or the night shift at Taco Bell, or first love. PRESENTATION Island Boyz is a collection of short stories with teen male protagonists set in Hawaii. The tales range from a trip to a supposedly haunted waterfall to preteen boys dealing with a disabled classmate at a remote boarding school. What stands out the most to me, however, is Salisbury's spot-on description of the islands where I grew up. Readers will share the rush a boy feels when he leaps off a cliff into a ravine or feasts his eyes on a beautiful woman. They’ll find stories that show what it takes to survive prep school, or a hurricane, or the night shift at Taco Bell, or first love. Graham Salisbury knows better than anyone what makes an island boy take chances.
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