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| | Review on Summer of 42 - Movie by thinavila on MouthShut.com |
 | | In Rauchers words, In the summer of 42, Benjy broke his watch, Oscy gave up the harmonica, and in a very special way, Hermie was lost forever. |
 | | The film and the book start with a middle aged Hermie, coming back to the sea-side house of his childhood, and continues in a first person narrative style in the film, and third person in the book. |
 | | Raucher and Mulligan have handled the trials and tribulations of teenage, and the angst of first love, exquisitely, making both the film and the book a wonderful experience. |
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