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Kind of Blue parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Kind of Blue is a collection of literary short stories set across the American Midwest and South, emphasizing voice and language rather than plot. The description mentions themes of loss, misdirection, and disasters, but provides no detail about content intensity, language, or mature themes. Without access to the actual stories, it's impossible to assess violence, language, sexual content, or scary themes—all of which vary widely in adult literary fiction.
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From the publisher
The stories in Kind of Blue juke and jive in an unpredictable voice-driven romp. Set in rural Wisconsin, Minneapolis, Duluth, Milwaukee, Detroit, New Orleans, Houston, and South Florida, these are stories that start and stop and surprise, swerving all over the road. These are stories of wanderlust and music, loss and m... The stories in Kind of Blue juke and jive in an unpredictable voice-driven romp. Set in rural Wisconsin, Minneapolis, Duluth, Milwaukee, Detroit, New Orleans, Houston, and South Florida, these are stories that start and stop and surprise, swerving all over the road. These are stories of wanderlust and music, loss and misdirection, disasters large and small. With the sound and rhythm of language driving each tale, Christopher Chambers gives voice to the working- and middle-class worlds of the American Midwest and the South.
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- Fiction
- Fiction, short stories (single author)
- Fiction, general
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ISBN 9798986144726 · Cornerstone Press