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SUMMER
1988
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Summary
At first, this summer seems radiant to LaJoe, a respite from the “war-zone
summer” of the previous year. Craig Davis, a likeable eighteen-year-old,
has set up a musical gathering for the people of Horner, something he
will do several times before the summer is over. He is an ambitious kid
who wants to be a DJ at a radio station, and in the process of improving
himself, he makes many friends, including Lafeyette. He is known for his
creative writing, but he lives for his music. He is different from all
the older boys Lafeyette knows, because he not only pays......
Notes
This chapter emphasizes some of the moments of hope for the Rivers family:
Craig Davis and his positive influence in the........
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