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The magic of ordinary days by Ann Howard Creel · Booklabria

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The magic of ordinary days

FriendshipHistorical

The magic of ordinary days

Name: The magic of ordinary days
Author: Ann Howard Creel

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Ministers daughter Olivia Dunne is pushed into a hastily arranged marriage after a one-night stand with a departing American soldier leaves her pregnant. Slowly she relinquishes her long-held dreams of study and travel as she comes to love and admire her husband.

Subjects: Friendship
Historical
World War, 1939-1945
Psychological
Married people
Female friendship
Set in: Colorado

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