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- Author:Florence Fisher
- ISBN:0525630015
- ISBN13:978-0525630012
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- Publisher:A. Fields Books; 1st edition (1973)
- Pages:270 pages
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Florence Fisher began to comb the labyrinths of official birth and death records, newspaper morgues, and created her own genealogy chart of a family she'd never met. Aided only by her ingenuity and persistence, she finally succeeded in assembling the vital parts of the puzzle. The moment when she finally comes face to face with her natural mother is as dramatic as it is heart-clutching. A reunion totally different from the moment, a year later, when she completed the circle and found her father.
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The Reader's Digest Condensed Books were a series of hardcover anthology collections, published by the American general interest monthly family magazine Reader's Digest and distributed by direct mail. Most volumes contained five (although a considerable minority consisted of three, four, or six) current best-selling novels and nonfiction books which were abridged (or "condensed") specifically for Reader's Digest .
270 pp. Arthur Fields. The story of an adopted girl obsessed with finding her real parents. Her child hood had been something out of Dickens-a possessive moth er and distant father who re fused to admit that she was adopted.
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These three books between them nearly cover the whole effective range of British archaeology, from the gropings and fumblings of medieval monks to the era of pollen analysis and radio-carbon.
Mrs. Starr lives alone, by Jon Godden. These three books between them nearly cover the whole effective range of British archaeology, from the gropings and fumblings of medieval monks to the era of pollen analysis and radio-carbon. There is a gap of nearly a century, however, between the death of Stukeley in 1765 and the beginning of Dr Daniel's hundred years. That is the unfortunate but inevitable result of adopting the rigid. yard-stick of a century for measuring what in fact is the growth of living knowledge.