Last Summer on State Street: A Coming-of-Age Tale of Friendship and Resilience in 1990s Chicago
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Last Summer on State Street: A Coming-of-Age Tale of Friendship and Resilience in 1990s Chicago

by Toya Wolfe

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Set in 1990s Chicago, Last Summer on State Street is Toya Wolfe’s coming-of-age tale of friendship and resilience. The novel’s recognition includes a PEN Open Book Award finalist designation, the Chicago Writers Association Book of the Year Award, and selection as a Stephen Curry Underrated Literati Book Club Pick.

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Last Summer on State Street is a coming-of-age tale set in 1990s Chicago.

The novel centers on themes of friendship and resilience.

Written by Toya Wolfe, it was named a PEN Open Book Award finalist.

It also received the Chicago Writers Association Book of the Year Award and was selected as a Stephen Curry Underrated Literati Book Club Pick.

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