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Jonathan Evison

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Author of the award-winning novels All About Lulu, West of Here, The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, This is Your Life, Harriet Chance! and Lawn Boy
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Lawn Boy Book Review

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By Jonathan Evison, Michael Berry
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 16+ Hilarious but very mature tale of daily drudgery. Parents need to know that Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison is a comic novel for older teens and adults. Main character Mike Muñoz takes his mowing job seriously and wishes more people would pay him more money. He's almost dead broke as he helps his mother and his older brother, who has a developmental disability, stay afloat financially.
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THE HEART OF WINTER by Jonathan Evison Read by Kimberly Farr | Audiobook Review | AudioFile Magazine

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By Jonathan Evison
| AudioFile Magazine Verified
by | Read by Kimberly Farr In a warm, comforting voice, award-winning narrator Kimberly Farr brings this epic love story to life, giving full attention and spirit to each character. Farr's voices are easily distinguishable, and each one is perfectly suited to the person portrayed. Abe and Ruth Winter met on a blind date in college in the 1950s and moved through the ups and downs of marriage, children, relocation, debilitating illness, and family tragedies.
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The Heart of Winter

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By Jonathan Evison
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On the morning of his 90th birthday, Abe Winter regards himself in the mirror. “He had the look of a man who was liable to get lost on his way to the kitchen, a man easily coerced into sending a sizable check to the next telemarketer who happened to solicit him on the county’s last remaining landline.” Abe’s wife, Ruth, is in the kitchen making potato salad for the party.
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