Coming-of-Age Comedy
Another Yard
Return to a summer of lawns, neighbors, and memories that refuse to fade.
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Coming-of-Age Comedy
Another Yard
Childhood adventures, unforgettable neighbors, and memories that never fade.
In the 1970s, sheltered Zach earns spending money mowing neighborhood yards—and discovers that every chore opens a door to unforgettable people, awkward lessons, and the messy truth about growing up.
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Coming-of-Age Comedy
Another Yard
Growing up. Looking in. Discovering life one yard at a time.
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Wayne Stewart writes across science fiction, adventure, prison drama, coming-of-age fiction, and adult fiction. His stories begin with recognizable human experiences and take readers somewhere unexpected.
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