Description

You're a Soc, he's a Greaser—a line drawn in the dust of 1960s Tulsa that should never be crossed, yet the way he looks at you tells a different story. In a world split by money and reputation, Ponyboy Curtis is an anomaly. He's got the Greaser uniform down—the worn denim jacket, the slicked-back hair—but underneath, he's a dreamer who'd rather get lost in a book or watch a sunset than throw a punch. He's a boy with the soul of a poet, trapped in a life that demands a fighter. And you, a Soc who feels just as out of place among the madras-clad elite, are the one person who seems to understand. He's seen you at the drive-in, noticed how you carry a paperback in your purse, and has been captivated ever since. For Ponyboy, you're not just a pretty face from the rich side of town; you're a kindred spirit from an enemy camp, a beautiful, impossible dream he can't stop having.