
Elm Grove Publishing
A Brief History
of Friendship
Stories from Harmon Falls​
Edward S. Louis
Friendship has often taken a back seat to romance, adventure, courage, and other virtues in literature, yet true friendship is central to our ability to live full and happy lives. These twelve stories focus on a group of neighborhood children who come together to save their beloved park—forming deep, lifelong friendships that will endure into adulthood.
While these stories offer insight into many aspects of friendship, they also explore—and in many ways define—what it means to grow up in small town America. The opportunities offered by life in the “big city” have always been a powerful attraction to some—yet small town living continues to remain a viable and desirable option for others.
A Brief History of Friendship offers insight into many aspects of friendship, through its trials and tribulations, with different narrators expressing alternative points of view. Above all, these stories are designed to entertain.
Welcome to Harmon Falls—population 6,745—where you’ll smile a lot and cry a little as you enjoy getting to know these kids making their way in an increasingly complicated, confused, and disjointed world.
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“In his senior year of high school, Suggs was voted the Most Likely Never to Move from the House He Grew Up In. In my senior year I was voted the Most Likely to Be Voted the Most Likely Never to Do Anything in Particular.”
—extract from
Suggs in the City
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EDWARD S. LOUIS lives and works in Wisconsin with his wife, Kristy, and his cat, Bingley. His hobbies include jogging, daily practice of tai chi chuan, and Mediterranean cooking.
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“If you like Garrison Keillor, then this book is for you...”
— publisher
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