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The story centers on fifteen‑year‑old Andrea, who is raped during a hitchhiking trip from the beach. The narrative examines her struggle to cope with the assault and its emotional aftermath. It also delves into the reactions of her family and friends, exploring how the trauma reverberates through their lives and relationships.
First publish date: 1979
Genre: Young Adult Fiction/YA Contemporary Fiction
Authors: Gloria D. Miklowitz
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