A Tender Age : A Novel (Paperback, INT)
Penguin Publishing Group | Chang-rae Lee- ISBN : 9798217433889
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| Ãâ°£ÀÏ | 2026-08-11 |
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| ±¸¼º/ÆÇÇü | Paperback | 368pages, International edition |
| Å©±â/Á¤º¸ | 209 x 138 x 20 mm | 369g |
| »óǰ¹øÈ£ | 2716221 |

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"Who is a greater novelist than Chang-rae Lee?"-The Los Angeles Times
"He has redefined not only what it means to be American, but the fabric of the Great American Novel itself." -Jhumpa Lahiri
From the Pulitzer Prize finalist, a story of guilt, innocence, and a boy on the cusp of adolescence
A spellbinding exploration of American masculinity and family dynamics as seen through the confused eyes of a prepubescent child of immigrants, A Tender Age joins the rich tradition of the American bildungsroman. The natural descendent of characters like Huckleberry Finn and Holden Caufield, Korean-American Jeon-Gi is torn between competing ideas of himself. At home, his working-class parents dote on him. Outside, he is part of a roving pack of kids with dominion over a derelict baseball field, weedy parking lot, and rusty jungle gym. Getting into and out of trouble is all-consuming. But the summer he turns eleven, he becomes embroiled in a staggering series of events reverberating far beyond himself and his family.
Devastating in its emotional precision, A Tender Age captures a family and community in striking distance of the American dream, and a young person on the precipice of adult knowledge, looking at his own culpability and looking away-then thinking about it for the rest of his life.

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"Who is a greater novelist than Chang-rae Lee?"-The Los Angeles Times
"He has redefined not only what it means to be American, but the fabric of the Great American Novel itself." -Jhumpa Lahiri
From the Pulitzer Prize finalist, a story of guilt, innocence, and a boy on the cusp of adolescence
A spellbinding exploration of American masculinity and family dynamics as seen through the confused eyes of a prepubescent child of immigrants, A Tender Age joins the rich tradition of the American bildungsroman. The natural descendent of characters like Huckleberry Finn and Holden Caufield, Korean-American Jeon-Gi is torn between competing ideas of himself. At home, his working-class parents dote on him. Outside, he is part of a roving pack of kids with dominion over a derelict baseball field, weedy parking lot, and rusty jungle gym. Getting into and out of trouble is all-consuming. But the summer he turns eleven, he becomes embroiled in a staggering series of events reverberating far beyond himself and his family.
Devastating in its emotional precision, A Tender Age captures a family and community in striking distance of the American dream, and a young person on the precipice of adult knowledge, looking at his own culpability and looking away-then thinking about it for the rest of his life.
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