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"A character-driven novel about a late-blooming bully named Charles and his boarding school roommate, Julius, whose girlfriend goes missing during their final year of school."
"A character-driven novel about a late-blooming bully named Charles and his boarding school roommate, Julius, whose girlfriend goes missing during their final year of school."@en
""Awkward Noel thinks he's been allowed into the inner circle of his elite boarding school when he discovers his senior-year roommate is to be handsome, athletic Julius. Julius, in turn, cares only for the fleeting joys of teenage life: sneaking out to parties, playing pranks with friends, and most of all, spending the night with his girfriend, Fall. As Noel narrates this fateful semester from a perspective of many years, interwoven is Julius's own in-the-moment experiences of first love and male camaraderie. Always an outsider, Noel develops an unhealthy fascination with Julius, and his crush on Fall begins to border on a dangerous obsession. As Julius experiences all the pleasures of an eighteen-year-old in love, we watch as Noel self-consciously analyzes his interactions with Julius and Fall, convincing himself of a deep connection that might not exist. When Fall disappears close to winter break, Julius and Noel are forced to face their own inner desires, a confrontation that ushers the two boys out of the innocence of adolescence and into adulthood. A tremendous literary page-turner that perfectly captures the agonies and delights of adolescence, Fall is the exhilaration and angst of teenage love and friendship--and the ultimate transience of those feelings"--"
"A place of pressure and contradictions, St Ebury is an exclusive boarding school for the children of Canada's elite, where boys must act as men while navigating their adolescence; a mixed school with only a handful of girls. Fall is the most beautiful. At night the bathrooms and beds hum with thoughts of her."@en
"A place of pressure and contradictions, St Ebury is an exclusive boarding school for the children of Canada's elite, where boys must act as men while navigating their adolescence; a mixed school with only a handful of girls. Fall is the most beautiful. At night the bathrooms and beds hum with thoughts of her. Noel, a clever, ghostly loner, prowls the corridors at weekends, filling spare hours working on his body-building. Watching her, always knowing where she is and who she's talking to, he is certain that one day Fall will come to know him deeply. But like everyone else, she is drawn to Julius, the confident and magnetic son of the American ambassador to Canada. They fall in love. Noel keeps watching, happy to see them together. Fall deserves someone like that, for a while. At the beginning of their final year, the two boys room together. Julius grows physically closer to Fall, while Noel' boisterous enthusiasm shades into something darker as he imagines himself as a confidante to his popular roommate, sensing that the time has come for him to enter Fall's life for ever. A disturbing and unforgettable story of guilt, memory and confused identity,"@en
"Set in an exclusive boarding school for the children of Canada's elite, this is the story of Noel, a loner who fills his spare hours body-building, and the object of his desire, Fall. Noel watches Fall, always knowing where she is and who she is talking to, until he senses that the time has come for him to enter Fall's life forever."
"Noel reflects back on his time spent in an exclusive boarding school and his interactions with his roommate Julius and Julius's girlfriend Fall."@en
"Story of two roommates and what happens when the girlfriend of one of them goes missing."
"Story of two roommates and what happens when the girlfriend of one of them goes missing."@en

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"Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)"@en
"Fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Bildungsromans"
"Electronic books"@en
"Psychological fiction"
"Psychological fiction"@en
"Belletristische Darstellung"
"Erzählende Literatur"

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"Fall [Roman]"
"Fall : roman"
"Fall : a novel"
"Fall : [Roman]"
"Fall"@en
"Fall"
"Fall : Roman"
"Fall Roman"

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