Beartown: by Fredrik Backman​​​​​​​ | Conversation Starters

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Beartown: by Fredrik Backman | Conversation Starters

Beartown is a town just about to be condemned to insignificance. It’s economy has been stagnant for years and people are slowly leaving for better opportunities outside. It has one more chance to redeem itself though. It’s junior hockey team has made it to the semifinals. Victory for the team means more jobs and economic opportunities for the town. But Kevin, its 17-year-old star player is being blamed for the assault on a 15-year-old girl who happens to be the daughter of the team’s general manager. Victory is at stake, and so is the whole town’s future. Can the town go beyond its mob thinking and sports fanaticism to deal with the crisis?

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Daily Books
• Release date: Sep 7, 2017
• ISBN: 9788822819901

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Introducing Beartown

BEARTOWN IS THE LATEST OF SWEDISH WRITER FREDRIK BACKMAN’S novels that have gained the admiration of readers worldwide for his engaging storytelling style. Known for the bestselling debut novel A Man Called Ove which hit the New York Times bestseller list in 2015 and remaining there for 42 weeks, Backman has created a following since then with other equally highly-praised novels. My Grandmother Asked Me To Tell You She’s Sorry followed Ove , and after that Britt-Marie Was Here. While the past three novels have protagonists who are quirky but endearing, Beartown is a departure from this signature Backman style. The author expands his depth and range as he tackles the dark issues involved in sports fanaticism gone