Confessions of a Teenage Baboon
by Paul Zindelpublished
October 1981
by Bantam Books
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Mass Market Paperback
isbn
0553201700
(isbn13: 9780553201703)
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I'm re-reading all my tattered Paul Zindel YA paperbacks, starting with this one. Man, they are dark. Paul Zindel was my favorite writer as a young tween. He wrote about weird, ugly, awkward, fucked-up, lonely working class kids in bad situations, with lots of gritty detail. This is the saddest of them all: a misfit teenage boy and his widowed live-in nurse mom move in with her patient, a dying old lady with dementia and a lewd streak and her adult son prone to sadistic mind games, violent alco...more
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Paul Zindel wrote a handful of young adult books in the late 60's and up to the early 80's that were constant companions during my teenage years. I still pick one up now and then. This one is tied for favorite with "Pardon Me, You're Stepping On My Eyeball".
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