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Jon Hassler
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Jon Hassler was born in Minneapolis in 1933. He received degrees from St. John's University in Minnesota, where he was an English teacher and writer-in-residence, and from the University of North Dakota. Jon Hassler is also the author of seven other widely acclaimed novels: Staggerford, Simon's Night, The Love Hunter, A Green Journey, Grand Opening, North of Hope, Dear James, and Rookery Blues. Mr. Hassler passed away on March 20th, 2008.
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Staggerford
Written by Jon Hassler
Format: Paperback, 304 pages
On Sale: July 12, 1986
Price: $7.99
"A writer good enough to restore your faith in fiction."
THE NEW YORK TIMES
It is only a week in the life of a 35-year old bachelor school teacher in a small Minnesota town. But it is an extraodinary week, filled with the poetry of living, the sweetness of expectation, and the glory... Read more >
Written by Jon Hassler
Format: Paperback, 304 pages
On Sale: July 12, 1986
Price: $7.99
"A writer good enough to restore your faith in fiction."
THE NEW YORK TIMES
It is only a week in the life of a 35-year old bachelor school teacher in a small Minnesota town. But it is an extraodinary week, filled with the poetry of living, the sweetness of expectation, and the glory... Read more >
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Four Miles to Pinecone
Written by Jon Hassler
Format: Paperback, 128 pages
On Sale: January 30, 1989
Price: $5.99
Tom Barry's summer starts off bad and only gets worse. He not only has to write a paper during the summer, but he sees his best friend rob a store. He doesn't tell a soul about it, but then later in the summer, at his uncle's resort in the Minnesota woods... Read more >
Written by Jon Hassler
Format: Paperback, 128 pages
On Sale: January 30, 1989
Price: $5.99
Tom Barry's summer starts off bad and only gets worse. He not only has to write a paper during the summer, but he sees his best friend rob a store. He doesn't tell a soul about it, but then later in the summer, at his uncle's resort in the Minnesota woods... Read more >
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