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Cunningham uses many of the
same themes and elements in
A Home at the End of the World
he would later reuse
in The Hours including mom-son
relationships, gay relationships,
the lost feeling in modern life,
death, and the joy of living in
the moment.
same themes and elements in
A Home at the End of the World
he would later reuse
in The Hours including mom-son
relationships, gay relationships,
the lost feeling in modern life,
death, and the joy of living in
the moment.
I read this book a long time ago. It was a great book. It's about these three young adults(two boys and a girl). The girl is pregnant...I forget who got her pregnant. But all three of them decided to become a family and take care of the child together giving new meaning to what a family is.
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