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Peck, Robert Newton 1928–: Critical Essay by Emily C. Farnsworth

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Peck dedicates Clunie to Professor Wilber Dorsett of Rollins College who inspired the story—then adds:

             But I dedicate this book to kids
             who can never read it, hoping that
             the kids who can will care—

Which is precisely why this reviewer recommends Clunie. She hopes it might raise some consciousness about the sensitivities and needs of retarded teenagers….

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Peck, Robert Newton 1928–: Critical Essay by Emily C. Farnsworth from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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