In this quiet and personal historical coming of age tale, Sally Gunning shows us New England on the brink of revolution through the eyes of a young and slightly rebellious woman. Protagonist Jane Clarke’s domestic issues of justice and truth mirror those making a loud entrance onto the international stage.
This Early Reviewer selection from LibraryThing was provided by William Morrow Publishing.
After a period of time in my life I will henceforth call The Jaw-Droppingly Busy Era, I am emerging again—just in time to jump on a train and then a plane to Reykjavík. In the next month or so, I’ll be visiting Iceland, Ireland, the UK and France. Hang out with me and you might see some photos and general Euro-miscellany. Sound OK?
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Europe 2010, Or, How I packed everything for a monthlong international journey in a carry-on
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Christmas Valley, Oregon: Creepy Site that Means Something or Quite Possibly…Green Energy?
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My Ongoing Narrow-Rule Obsession
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