The After Party (Thorndike Press Large Print Basic Series) - Tapa dura

Praise for "The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls"
Emotionally engaging . . . this summer s first romantic page-turner. Michiko Kakutani, "The New York Times"
Complex and provocative. "The Washington Post"
DiSclafani is an insanely talented writer . . . spellbinding. "Entertainment Weekly"
Sparkling . . . DiSclafani s transporting prose recalls that uneasy time at the brink of adulthood, and reminds us that even the most protective parents can t keep the world at bay. "O, The Oprah Magazine"
A captivating story of shame, blame, and family secrets. "USA Today"
Amazing . . . A sexy, suspenseful, gorgeously written book. Curtis Sittenfeld, author of "Prep""

Praise for"The After Party"
""The After Party "is a literary gin and tonic, brisk, intense and delicious. Anton DiSclafani paints the landscape of 1950's Texas in glorious detail. You feel the heat, hear the rustle of the party dresses as you tumble headfirst into the complex friendship of Joan and Cece. The author takes you full gallop into the world of two women as they navigate their dreams, hide their secrets and struggle to survive in a world where their roles are inescapable. This is a novel with a heart and a secret as big as Texas." Adriana Trigiani, author of "The Shoemaker's Wife"

Praise for "The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls"
Emotionally engaging . . . this summer s first romantic page-turner. Michiko Kakutani, "The New York Times"
Complex and provocative. "The Washington Post"
DiSclafani is an insanely talented writer . . . spellbinding. "Entertainment Weekly"
Sparkling . . . DiSclafani s transporting prose recalls that uneasy time at the brink of adulthood, and reminds us that even the most protective parents can t keep the world at bay. "O, The Oprah Magazine"
A captivating story of shame, blame, and family secrets. "USA Today"
Amazing . . . A sexy, suspenseful, gorgeously written book. Curtis Sittenfeld, author of "Prep""

Praise for"The After Party"
" The After Party "is a literary gin and tonic, brisk, intense and delicious. Anton DiSclafani paints the landscape of 1950's Texas in glorious detail. You feel the heat, hear the rustle of the party dresses as you tumble headfirst into the complex friendship of Joan and Cece. The author takes you full gallop into the world of two women as they navigate their dreams, hide their secrets and struggle to survive in a world where their roles are inescapable. This is a novel with a heart and a secret as big as Texas. Adriana Trigiani, author of "The Shoemaker's Wife"
A smart, thoughtful must read. "PopSugar
" Intriguing. . .compelling. . .a most memorable read. "Publishers Weekly"
In her tale of a fraught lifelong friendship, DiSclafani again investigates the power and perils of female sexuality. . .DiSclafani paints a rich portrait of a cloistered society and its damaged inhabitants in a consistently absorbing narrative. . . this talented newcomer's gifts for characterization and atmosphere are as sharp as ever. "Kirkus
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Praise for "The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls"
Emotionally engaging . . . this summer s first romantic page-turner. Michiko Kakutani, "The New York Times"
Complex and provocative. "The Washington Post"
DiSclafani is an insanely talented writer . . . spellbinding. "Entertainment Weekly"
Sparkling . . . DiSclafani s transporting prose recalls that uneasy time at the brink of adulthood, and reminds us that even the most protective parents can t keep the world at bay. "O, The Oprah Magazine"
A captivating story of shame, blame, and family secrets. "USA Today"
Amazing . . . A sexy, suspenseful, gorgeously written book. Curtis Sittenfeld, author of "Prep""

When her popular best friend, Joan, spirals out of control in their socially driven 1950s Houston community, Cece, a young wife and mother, struggles to intervene before making a painful choice.