Townie: A Memoir Free Audiobook Download by Andre Dubus

Andre Dubus was born in Massachusetts, but his childhood in rural upstate New York provided the setting for his landmark memoir 'Townie'--his first and only novel.

Townie is the story of a young man who grew up in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Andre Dubus Jr. describes his experiences growing up in a working-class family, going to school and playing on the basketball and football teams. He tells experiences from his life with an honest and raw voice making for a compelling memoir that readers will fall in love with.

Townie: a memoir is an autobiographical account of Andre Dubus's experiences growing up in the working-class town of Lowell, Massachusetts. The book was published in 1995 and is currently considered to be a classic work. Andre Dubus wrote and narrated the audiobook for Townie.

Townie: A Memoir is a memoir by Andre Dubus and narrated by Andre himself. The memoir details the life of a small town boy who wants to put his past behind him and become something more than he is. It starts off with Andre as a young boy, living in Lousiana, where he sees his mother leave without warning one day. After his father passes away, he leaves home with little money in tow and heads to Boston to live with his sister. There, he lands an interview at the "Townie", which is no longer the paper it used to be but has managed to keep its name alive as a small-town newspaper. He falls in love with this job and soon finds himself falling in love with Kate, who's also working there. When tragedy strikes, everyone's lives are changed forever; however, not everyone will make it out unscathed.

Townie is a memoir by Andre Dubus. It tells the story of a young man's life and his thoughts on what makes up a town. The narrator brings you into his world with feeling, letting you feel each emotion as he does. You'll hate some characters and love others, but everything makes sense within the language of the book.

Townie: A Memoir is about an unforgettable summer that Andre Dubus spent at a summer camp with his brother, who was only several years older than him. The author, who is now 85 years old and living in Massachusetts, writes about their adventures as a cabin boy on Lake Champlain. It's written for young adults, but it can be enjoyed by all those looking to take a trip down memory lane.