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Title	:	Rule of the Bone
Author	:	Russell Banks
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 390 pages
Published	:	March 26th 1996 by Harper Perennial (first published 1995)
Categories	:	Fiction. Young Adult. Contemporary. Novels. Coming Of Age

Rule of the Bone

Russell Banks

Paperback | Pages: 390 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 8091 Users | 730 Reviews

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In the tradition Huckleberry Finn and The Catcher in the Rye, Russell Banks’s quintessential novel of a disaffected homeless youth living on the edge of society “redefines the young modern anti-hero. . . . Rule of the Bone has its own culture and language, and Bone is sure to become a beloved character for generations” (San Francisco Chronicle). With a compelling, off-beat protagonist evocative of Holden Caulfield and Quentin Coldwater, and a narrative voice that masterfully and naturally captures the nuances of a modern vernacular, Banks’s haunting and powerful novel is an indisputable—and unforgettable—modern classic.

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Original Title:	Rule of the Bone
ISBN:	0060927240 (ISBN13: 9780060927240)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Chapman Dorset (a.k.a. Chappie, Bone), I-Man
Setting:	New York State(United States) Jamaica

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This book was a serendipitous find. Having picked the book up off the counter of my parents house about 12 years ago (I believe my father was reading it) and reading a page or two, I made a mental note to read the book one day. All I could remember about it was a yellow cover and the word "bone" in the title, so I have been passively looking for the book for over a decade. Then one day while at work (I'm a librarian), it was returned by a patron. And so began my journey with Bone.Bone's story is

The novel Rule of the Bone by Russel Banks was probably the best book I've read all summer. It's a decent sized book, about 400 pages, and yet I read it all in two sittings. The novel is truly gripping, and keeps the reader entertained as the main character Bone goes through different adventures. It smashes the typical idea that we have to have our lives figured out from the time we're children, or at all for that matter. Instead of being driven by a plan, or by a future, Bone is driven by the

I had to read this for school and the experience was pure torture.The main character has a unique, innocent sort of voice, but the plot is nothing but sad and uncomfortable situations. >.>|✨BLOG✨| ✨TWITTER✨|✨BOOKSTAGRAM✨|

Excellent coming of age novel for modern readers. The Bone is Huck Finn in the 20th Century under different pressures but with same clear voice, lizard-brained logic, and internal desire to achieve moral correctness, however stilted.

I started this book hoping that it will grab my interest, but it didn't worked out that much for me. The flatness of the voice and how the novel was written by Russell Banks -- no commas and conversationally distant sentence structure as if Chappie, the 14-year old lead character had really written it -- didn't appeal to me.But this book is not just awfully written though. The plot was fantastic and Russell Banks really represented a strong voice for the youth. He provided a good point of view

The book that I read is Rule of Bone by Russell Banks. When I started this book I was hooked in right away, but it became a cliche, although it did have a good theme at the end. Rule of Bone is a fiction and adventurous novel. The most important message here is that the people who are in your life or once were in your life that influenced you in one way or another. In this book Bone, the main character dropped out of school and he is 14 years old. He lived with his mom and stepfather but his mom

Max KleinRichEnglish 1031 August 2011Book Review CBanks, Russel. Rule of the Bone; A Novel. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., 1995. Rule of the Bone by Russel Banks is a fantastic read because of the experiences, and memories of the main character, Chappie (or Bone later in the book). Russel Banks does a great job of incorporating the crazy experiences of a rebel teen into a book that sounds believable. The description that Banks puts into certain scenes really makes the book fun, and