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Ten Minutes from Home by Beth Greenfield

Ten Minutes from Home

A Memoir

by Beth Greenfield

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  • Apr 2010, 288 pages
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  • Kitty H. (Pasadena, CA)
    A Personal Journey of Grief
    An accident occurs just "ten minutes from home", but a young girl's personal journey through loss and sorrow and coming of age takes much longer. While this is a genre many people seem drawn to, and the author is a skillful writer, it would not be my choice.

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