Lamb White Days

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Set against the backdrop of the South from 1962 to 1970, this trilogy follows Robinson Bell's coming-of-age journey from age twelve to his freshman year of college. As he navigates the complexities of adolescence, Robinson experiences isolation, the harsh realities of life, and unexpected kindnesses. The narrative explores his struggle to break free from family ties and familiar surroundings, ultimately leading him to discover his true self and place in the world. The story blends magical realism with profound character development in the tradition of Thomas Wolfe.