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Property of : a novel

The mesmerizing debut of a major American writer On the Night of the Wolf, the Orphans drive south on the Avenue, hunting their rival gang, the Pack. In the lead is McKay, their brooding, courageous President. Left waiting at the clubhouse is the Property of the Orphans, tough girls in mascara and leather who have declared their allegiance to the crew. Tonight, a new girl has joined their ranks. She waits only for McKay. Drag races, dope, knife fights in the street. To the seventeen-year-old heroine of Alice Hoffman's stunning first novel, the gritty world of the Avenue is beautiful and enthralling. But her love for McKay is an addiction--one that is never satisfied and is impossible to kick. Deeper and deeper she falls, until the winter's day when she decides to break the spell once and for all. A strikingly original story about the razor-thin line between love and loss, Property Of showcases the vivid imagery, lyricism, and emotional complexity that are the hallmarks of Alice Hoffman's extraordinary career.

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  • "The mesmerizing debut of a major American writer On the Night of the Wolf, the Orphans drive south on the Avenue, hunting their rival gang, the Pack. In the lead is McKay, their brooding, courageous President. Left waiting at the clubhouse is the Property of the Orphans, tough girls in mascara and leather who have declared their allegiance to the crew. Tonight, a new girl has joined their ranks. She waits only for McKay. Drag races, dope, knife fights in the street. To the seventeen-year-old heroine of Alice Hoffman's stunning first novel, the gritty world of the Avenue is beautiful and enthralling. But her love for McKay is an addiction--one that is never satisfied and is impossible to kick. Deeper and deeper she falls, until the winter's day when she decides to break the spell once and for all. A strikingly original story about the razor-thin line between love and loss, Property Of showcases the vivid imagery, lyricism, and emotional complexity that are the hallmarks of Alice Hoffman's extraordinary career."@en
  • ""In telling the story of a young outsider who is obsessed with her gang-leader lover, McKay, but unwilling to commit to becoming one of 'the Property of the Orphans' -- the tough girls who belong to the boys on the avenue -- Hoffman explores hard truths about how difficult it is to love another, and yet how much more difficult it is to pull away."--Page 4 of cover."@en
  • "At first contemptuous of the street gangs' world, a middle-class girl, through fascination with one gang's ritual and hierarchy, becomes the property of the Orphans' leader, who counters her devotion with betrayals, violence, addiction, and drug pushing."
  • "Twee straatbendes in New York bevechten elkaar op leven en dood."
  • ""'Property of' is a novel about a young woman who is obsessed with her gang-member boyfriend. Subscribing to his values as she sinks into his world of drugs and violence, she is in danger of losing her identity, or possibly of finding a new and meaningful one.""

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  • "Translations"
  • "Love stories"
  • "Young adult fiction"
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"
  • "Bildungsromans"@en
  • "Bildungsromans"
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Young adult works"

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  • "Property of : [a novel]"
  • "Property of : a novel"@en
  • "Property of : a novel"
  • "Property of a novel"@en
  • "Propiedad de"@es
  • "Propiedad de"@ca
  • "Propiedad de"
  • "La Nuit du loup"
  • "Property of"
  • "Property of"@en
  • "Nuit du loup : roman"
  • "La nuit du loup"
  • "Eigendom van"