If readers can get past the idea that the cousins’ mothers support Molly, 14, and Norman, 17, driving a rickety school bus cross-country to bring Barry home, they’ll have one hell of a nostalgia-driven road trip in store.

The jam-packed novel is long but adventurous as Norman insists on stopping frequently to feed his burgeoning interest in rock ’n’ roll and jazz along the way, the cousins meet the likes of the Allman Brothers and Elvis and deliver some cymbals to Capitol Records in Los Angeles. As in her first two volumes, Countdown and Revolution, Wiles’s prodigious research informs the narrative, and each of five sections is introduced with photomontages, excerpts from news stories and speeches, and song lyrics. Anthem (the Sixties Trilogy 3) por Deborah Wiles, 9780545106092, disponible en Book Depository con envío gratis. Anthem (Book 3 in the The Sixties Trilogy Series) by Deborah Wiles No Customer Reviews Select Format Hardcover 17.80 Audio CD 35.84 Select Condition Like New Unavailable Very Good Unavailable Good Unavailable Acceptable Unavailable New 17.80 See All 2 Editions from 17.80 Selected Format: Hardcover Condition: New 17.80 Save 2. Anthem (The Sixties Trilogy, 3) by Deborah Wiles 4.04 avg. involvement in the Vietnam War and has now been summoned by letter to report for his pre-draft physical. Series: The Sixties Trilogy (Book: 3) Wiles, Deborah 9780545106092. They’re trying to locate Molly’s missing brother, Barry, who left after a fight with their father over U.S. In this conclusion to Wiles’s Sixties Trilogy, which riffs on the music of the era, two cousins, Molly and Norman, head from Charleston to San Francisco in June 1969. Or, three books, in order to tell the story properly of a tumultuous decade that changed everything.

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