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The Bungalow

by Freed, Lynn

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  • Format: PAPERBACK
  • Book condition: Fine
  • Quantity available: 1154
  • Binding: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 1885266766
  • ISBN 13: 9781885266767
  • Publisher: Story Line Press
  • Date published: 1999
  • Pages: 237
  • Size: 8.75 x 6.25 x 0.75 inches
  • Weight: 0.8 pounds

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Story Line Press. PAPERBACK. 1885266766 New unread book in stock and on sale - some books may have remainder mark. We often have multiple copies per title - and have over 20,000 discounted titles available. Symposium Books is an Independent Bookstore with locations near Boston University and Brown University & RISD. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the widest selection of scholarly, literary and quality art books. Expedited shipping is available, and we include free delivery confirmation. Reliable customer service, and a no hassle return policy. . Fine.


Book summary

A young woman returns home when her marriage breaks up, to her middle-class white family in South Africa under apartheid.

Media Reviews


"Freed avoids simple labels of good and bad, and that is what makes her novel so arresting."

   -- Glenda Adams, New York Times Book Review

Publisher Notes


Narrator Ruth Frank continues the fascinating story of her Jewish family and its privileged circle begun in the celebrated novel Home Ground. The Bungalow is set in a 'glorious South African landscape in which bats swoop and squeal, monkeys steal bananas, flying ants cloud the light bulbs and people carry on their regular lives within smaller and smaller circumferences.'



The Bungalow Lynn Freed Narrator Ruth Frank continues the fascinating story of her Jewish family and its privileged circle begun in the celebrated novel "Home Ground . "The Bungalow is set in a "glorious South African landscape in which bats swoop and squeal, monkeys steal bananas, flying ants cloud the light bulbs and people carry on their regular lives within smaller and smaller circumferences."



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