The outsiders
(Book)
Author
Published
New York : Viking, 2007.
Format
Book
Edition
40th Anniversary ed.
Status
Port Angeles - YA Fiction
YA HINTON S. E.
1 available
YA HINTON S. E.
1 available
Copies
| Location | Call Number | Status | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port Angeles - YA Fiction | YA HINTON S. E. | Available | |
| Forks - YA Fiction | YA HINTON S. E. | Checked Out | May 20, 2024 |
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Subjects
LC Subjects
Boys -- Fiction.
Boys -- Juvenile fiction.
Brothers -- Fiction.
Brothers -- Juvenile fiction.
Bullying -- Fiction.
Bullying -- Juvenile fiction.
Determination (Personality trait) -- Fiction.
Determination (Personality trait) -- Juvenile fiction.
Families -- Juvenile fiction.
Family -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction.
Gangs -- Fiction.
Gangs -- Juvenile fiction.
Individuality -- Fiction.
Individuality -- Juvenile fiction.
Orphans -- Fiction.
Orphans -- Juvenile fiction.
Young adult fiction.
Boys -- Juvenile fiction.
Brothers -- Fiction.
Brothers -- Juvenile fiction.
Bullying -- Fiction.
Bullying -- Juvenile fiction.
Determination (Personality trait) -- Fiction.
Determination (Personality trait) -- Juvenile fiction.
Families -- Juvenile fiction.
Family -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Fiction.
Friendship -- Juvenile fiction.
Gangs -- Fiction.
Gangs -- Juvenile fiction.
Individuality -- Fiction.
Individuality -- Juvenile fiction.
Orphans -- Fiction.
Orphans -- Juvenile fiction.
Young adult fiction.
More Details
Published
New York : Viking, 2007.
Edition
40th Anniversary ed.
Physical Desc
188 pages ; 22 cm.
Language
English
Accelerated Reader
UG
Level 4.7, 7 Points
Level 4.7, 7 Points
Notes
Description
Ponyboy is a Greaser. He wears his wavy hair long and slicked back and his shirts tight to show off his muscles. Sometimes he carries a knife, but it's usually just for show. He lives on the wrong side of the tracks with his older brothers Darry and Sodapop. Even though his parents died in a car accident, Ponyboy gets to live with his brothers - as long as they behave. So Ponyboy stays out of trouble as much as he can, and is careful not to get caught when he can't. Sometimes Ponyboy wishes he lived someplace where he didn't have to worry about walking alone at night, or that the Socs might jump him and do to him what they did to his friend Johnny. Would he always be looking over his shoulder, always afraid, always an outsider?