A Separate Peace by John Knowles

A Separate Peace by John Knowles

Gene and Finny are best friends at a New England boarding school in the summer of 1942, and Finny is everything Gene is not — effortlessly athletic, universally liked, incapable of malice. Gene cannot quite forgive him for it.

One afternoon, on a tree branch above a river, Gene makes a small movement whose consequences he will spend the rest of the novel trying to understand. Knowles writes adolescent envy as something close to tragedy, set against a war both boys know is about to claim them regardless of what happens at school.

A permanent fixture on school reading lists, and one of the finest American novels about male friendship.

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