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What Is Left the Daughter by Howard Norman

What Is Left the Daughter

A Novel

by Howard Norman
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  • Jul 6, 2010, 256 pages
  • Paperback:
  • May 2011, 256 pages
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Mij Woodward

Wonderful Novel
This book was SO GOOD. The setting, the history, the poignant tale of the father and his daughter. The story stays will stay with me forever.
Deby

What is Left...Amazing
Sometimes in life you discover a book so amazing that you find you carry it with you weeks after you have finished its last word...such is What is Left the Daughter. Alabama Booksmith sent this novel to me as a part of its signed first edition program, and what a kismet! A novel I would have never chosen from a shelf, but a story that will not leave me! Enough said!
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