Beartown Free Audiobook

Beartown (2017)

This novel explores the hopes that bring a community together.

People say Beartow­n is done. A small community nestled deep in a forest, it is slowly becoming surrounded by trees. But down by the lakeshore stands an old ice rink built generations ago by the workers who founded this town.

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And that ice skating rink is the reason people from Beartown believe tomorrow is going to be better than today. Their junior ice hockey squad has just qualified for the national finals, and they actually have an outside chance of winning. All the hopes and aspirations of this place now rest upon the shoulders of a few teenagers.

“The New York Times bestseller returns with a brilliant new novel about a small town where dreams are made real and the prize required to realize it.”

The Book Guide® Editor

Beartown explores the hopes that bring a community together, the secrets they share, and the courage it took for one person to stand up against the crowd. Backman has found the whole world in this story of a small town.

Beartown (2017) by Fredrik Backman

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