Dandelion Wine is Ray Bradbury's most widely recognized classic of American literature. It tells the story of a young boy named Douglas Spaulding and his various experiences growing up in a small town in Illinois during the summer of 1928. The novel explores themes such as nostalgia, the passage of time, the beauty of childhood, and the bittersweetness of life. Reader's are transported by Bradbury's captivating rich prose and vivid imagery to a world filled with magic, wonder, and the small miracles of everyday life.
Editorial Reviews
"A poetic, poignant ode to summer, childhood, and the passage of time." —The New York Times
"Bradbury's lyrical prose captures the magic of youth and the nostalgia of small-town life with breathtaking beauty." —Publishers Weekly
About the Author
Ray Bradbury is America's foremost writer of science fiction and fantasy. Among his most popular adult books are Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, The Illustrated Man, Dandelion Wine, and Death is a Lonely Business. In addition, he has written several books for children, including Switch on the Night.
