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What my sister remembered by Marilyn Sachs · Booklabria

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What my sister remembered

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First published: 1992

Synopsis

While visiting her younger sister Mollie, Beth confronts painful memories of the sudden death of her parents and the subsequent adoption of the sisters by different families.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Family
Sisters
Siblings
Emotions
Family problems

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Publishers: Dutton Children's Books · Penguin Random House
Published: 1992
Edition: 1st ed.
Pages: 122
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0525449531

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