United States, 7th Aug 2025 - In a digital age, “Three Young Men” is a powerful throwback to a time when freedom was a road, your map was word-of-mouth, and your lifeline was a payphone. Dean Rappa’s memoir is a time capsule of 1980s American youth. Scrappy, impulsive, and unforgettable.
A Story About When “Going Offline” Meant Literally Disappearing
Set before smartphones and social media, the book captures the thrill of vanishing from the world for a summer with nothing but friends and grit to keep you going.
Unapologetically Real, Unmistakably Human
From backyard tent stays to whispered secrets and late-night bar fights, “Three Young Men” brings back the texture of youth in a world without filters.
A Love Letter to a Lost Kind of Freedom
This memoir reminds us of what it was like to be young before algorithms shaped our decisions and when every wrong turn led to a story to be told.
Relatable, Ridiculous, and Deeply Moving
Rappa’s debut hits the sweet spot between reflection and recklessness, reminding us that sometimes the real journey starts when the plan falls apart.
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