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Ray Bradbury
1957
Novel
Drama, Fiction
The novel Dandelion Wine is told by a third-person omniscient narrator.
The novel Dandelion Wine is narrated in the past tense.
The title Dandelion Wine refers to the dandelion wine that Douglas Spaulding makes every summer with his grandfather—one bottle for each day of summer. For Douglas, the dandelion wine symbolizes an important seasonal ritual, capturing the memories of the days on which each was bottled.
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