"Sent to Jesus Camp by his nonreligious parents, Nick gains a new perspective on his sister's suicide and the secret he has been keeping about it, with the help of new friends and the ghost of Jack Kerouac"--OCLC.
Sent to Jesus Camp by his nonreligious parents, Nick gains a new perspective on his sister's suicide and the secret he has been keeping about it, with the help of new friends and the ghost of Jack Kerouac.
Explores the topic of rebellion in various genres---novels, short fiction, poetry, drama, and films---from a broad range of different critical perspectives.
Presents several years of twentieth-century American author Jack Kerouac's dreams as he wrote of them in his "little dream notebook" immediately upon awakening.
Presents a Jack Kerouac-inspired picture book with rhyming text describing a bebopping, scat-singing jackrabbit who travels from New York City to San Francisco celebrating the landscape of America.
A collection of letters between Beat Generation authors Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg that highlight their unique friendship and the influence they had on one another's work.
