Molly ReKindled
Dandelion Wine
One of the books KPCC's Molly Peterson read on the Amazon Kindle was Ray Bradbury's enduring paeon to memory, "Dandelion Wine," which chronicles Summer 1928 in a Southern Illinois town, and the lives of two kids, Douglas and Tom.
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Ray Bradbury in 1972.
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3 months, 2 weeks ago
In your segment on Dandelion Wine, you mistakenly situated the book in a southern Illinois town. In fact the town is based on Bradbury's hometown of Waukegan, in northern Illinois.